The Nikon 35Ti is a compact camera introduced in 1993, featuring a 35mm f/2.8 Nikkor lens. It utilizes an infrared autofocus system, with manual focus also available. The camera includes a built-in electronic flash and offers various operational modes selected via switches and buttons. Its construction incorporates a titanium body, providing both lightness and durability. The 35Ti employs matrix metering and offers exposure compensation. It also provides a cropped panorama mode for 35mm film and a Quartz Date function. A distinctive feature is the top-mounted window displaying four analog scales with "clock hands" to indicate exposure number, aperture, distance, and under/over-exposure compensation. The camera is powered by a 3V CR123A lithium battery.