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CONTAX RTS

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The Contax RTS is a professional-level 35mm SLR film camera that was introduced by Contax in 1975. It is part of the renowned Contax RTS series and was produced by Yashica under licence from Zeiss. The first RTS (short for Real Time System) was designed by Prof. Dr. Katsuiko Sugaya, styled by the Porsche Design studio, and manufactured by Yashica as Top Secret Project 130.

A woman with a flower petal on her tongue looks to the side.
A woman with long hair and a headscarf stands in a subway station.
A hillside town with many buildings is visible from a beach with waves crashing on the shore.
A woman in a green sweatshirt sits on a red stadium seat, holding a phone in her lap.
A unicorn balloon floats above a building with many windows.
A person wearing a face mask and head covering looks directly at the viewer from a crowd of people.
A woman with long blonde hair and a floral headband lies on green grass with fallen leaves.
A woman stands on an escalator, looking forward with a slight smile.
A woman with long brown hair looks over her shoulder while standing on an escalator.
A woman with long hair is illuminated by red and blue neon light.
A woman wearing a black beanie looks directly at the viewer from inside a vehicle.
A hand and a butterfly are silhouetted against a glowing lamp shade in a dark room.
Bright red octopus tentacles are packaged in clear plastic containers with labels in a market.
A young woman with curly blonde hair and blue eyes looks directly at the viewer.
A church on an island in a lake is framed by trees with mountains in the background at sunset.
A woman sits on a bed in a sunlit room, looking towards the viewer.
A woman with a bumblebee on her tongue stares directly at the viewer.
The ocean stretches to the horizon under a pastel sky at sunset.
A woman with long hair looks directly at the viewer, illuminated by warm light against a dark background with blurred city lights reflecting on water.

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