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CONTAX RTS II

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The Contax RTS II is a professional-level 35mm SLR film camera that was introduced by Contax in 1982. It is part of the renowned Contax RTS series and is highly regarded for its robust build quality and advanced features. The camera features a metal chassis and a durable titanium top cover, making it sturdy and reliable for professional use. It has a bright viewfinder with a split-image focusing screen and a built-in light meter for accurate exposure control. The RTS II offers full manual control as well as aperture-priority and program modes. It has a vertical metal shutter with a maximum speed of 1/2000th of a second and a flash sync speed of 1/125th of a second. The camera is compatible with a wide range of high-quality Carl Zeiss lenses, which are known for their exceptional optical performance. Overall, the Contax RTS II is a versatile and dependable camera that is highly sought after by both professional photographers and enthusiasts.

A low-angle view shows the Brooklyn Bridge tower and cables with a hazy, backlit sky.
A man walks along a paved path next to a modern building with tall, narrow windows.
A woman in lingerie lies on a cowhide rug next to a stack of magazines and dried roses.
People stand on a balcony overlooking Monument Valley, with a large rock formation visible through a window and an "OPEN" sign reflected in the glass.
A woman in a swimsuit sits on a fallen tree branch in the water.
A person rides an escalator in a subway station illuminated by orange lights.

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