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About this camera
About the Contax T2 35mm Point-and-Shoot Film Camera (Titanium)
Meet the Contax T2 in its classic Titanium finish — the definitive look for one of the most sought-after vintage cameras in 35mm film photography. Released by Kyocera in 1991, the T2 pairs a rugged titanium body with a legendary Carl Zeiss T* Sonnar lens, earning cult status among film camera collectors and photographers chasing that unmistakable Zeiss rendering.
Read the full description →Why you’ll love it
- Effortless shootingSimple point-and-shoot operation.
- Everyday readyCompact enough for travel and daily carry.
- Classic resultsNatural 35mm colour, grain and character.
At a glance
| Brand | Contax |
|---|---|
| Film format | 35mm film |
| Grades in stock | Grade 6 |
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Make it ready to shoot
Add film or accessories in one step so your camera arrives ready for your first roll.
Condition & testing
Every vintage camera tested before it ships
We inspect every camera before it leaves us, checking lens clarity, flash, shutter response, film advance and the battery compartment.
- Shutter & film advance tested
- Lens checked
- Flash tested where applicable
- Securely packed
Tutorials & guides
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Condition grades
Which condition grade should I buy?
Every camera is tested. Grades describe cosmetic condition and any functional or optical notes. Grade 7 may have minor lens or viewfinder imperfections; Grade 6 may have minor functional quirks or early optical issues. Check the individual camera's condition notes and photos before choosing.
- 10
- Near Perfect
- 9
- Excellent
- 8
- Great
- 7
- Good
- 6
- Fair
More information
Full details, grading and specifications
Description
Perfect for:
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Collectors and enthusiasts drawn to the T2's understated titanium finish
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Travel, street & portrait photography with a premium, pocketable 35mm camera
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Film shooters wanting manual creative control without sacrificing point-and-shoot convenience
*JUST SERVICED & FILM TESTED*
Meet the Contax T2 in its classic Titanium finish — the definitive look for one of the most sought-after vintage cameras in 35mm film photography. Released by Kyocera in 1991, the T2 pairs a rugged titanium body with a legendary Carl Zeiss T* Sonnar lens, earning cult status among film camera collectors and photographers chasing that unmistakable Zeiss rendering.
✔ Carl Zeiss T* Sonnar 38mm f/2.8 lens – Multi-coated for flare resistance and rich contrast, this legendary optic is why photographers still chase T2 copies today for razor-sharp, characterful 35mm film camera results.
✔ Durable titanium body – Compact and pocketable at just 310g (without battery) and 119mm x 66mm x 33mm, built to survive decades of regular use.
✔ Aperture-priority and program AE – Select an aperture and the camera sets the shutter speed. At the f/2.8 setting, the camera can close the aperture automatically and enter program AE; it does not always keep the lens at f/2.8.
✔ Manual focus override – Bypass autofocus and set precise distances (0.7m, 1m, 2m, 5m, infinity) when you want full command of focus.
✔ Exposure compensation – ±2EV adjustment in 0.5EV steps via the top dial, handy for backlit or high-contrast scenes.
✔ Built-in auto-flash – Effective range of roughly 0.7m–3m at ISO 100, so you're covered in low light.
This Titanium Contax T2 is one of our most premium listings — a genuine collector's piece among vintage film cameras that performs as beautifully as it looks. Whether you're upgrading from an entry-level point-and-shoot or adding one of the most iconic 35mm cameras ever made to your collection, this is a 35mm film camera built to be used, not just displayed.
Considering the Gold finish instead? View the Contax T2 Gold listing and compare its condition grades, notes and photos before choosing your camera.
Battery Requirement – This reusable film camera operates with 1x CR123A 3V battery (sold separately).
For 'Grade 6 - Fair' Cameras: Minor quirks or functional notes may apply. Please check the ‘Condition & Notes’ section below for full details.
To learn more about our camera grades, please view our Grading Scale.
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