CONTAX G2

The Contax G2 is a high-end autofocus 35mm rangefinder camera that was introduced by Kyocera in 1996. It is the successor to the Contax G1 and is known for its exceptional build quality and advanced features. The camera features a titanium body, making it lightweight and durable. It has a built-in motor drive and offers both aperture-priority and manual exposure modes. The G2 uses interchangeable lenses with a unique autofocus system that uses a secondary mirror to focus accurately. It has a maximum shutter speed of 1/6000s and a flash sync speed of 1/200s. The camera also has a built-in exposure meter and offers multiple exposure and exposure compensation capabilities. The Contax G2 is highly regarded for its superb image quality and precise autofocus performance.