Contax TVS | F3.5 Carl Zeiss T* Lens

Contax TVS, a high end point and shoot made with a beautiful chrome body and a Carl Zeiss zoom lens. 

There are differences between the t2 and t3, there are reasons to go for those, but with similar quality of T2 the TVS comes at 1/4th of the price. 

It has a titanium body and it is as sturdy as you want a camera to be. It is comfortable to hold and easy to slip into a jacket pocket or a small camera bag. 

The light metering uses a center weighted averaging center, and it doesn't make mistakes. 

The viewfinder screen is simple, large and bright. It will display a P in priority mode, flash when you need more light, and display the shutter speed to the right. 

A slight zoom lens and the ability to choose your aperture gives the user some more control than other point & shoots but doesn't loose the ease-to-use factor. 

Finding the right point and shoot can be hard. There a lot of decisions. With most cameras I usually say it just comes down to personal preference, but not with the TVS. I truly believe you can not go wrong choosing this camera. You get phenomenal image quality, a quick flash, an easy design, and some of the best light metering in a point and shoot. 

Conditions. 

Item Photographed is the current A Grade model in stock.

A Grade: an A Grade camera is in 95-100% of its original condition, with minimal marks and worn spots. Any small marks are not noticeable unless you very close.(Near Mint/ Mint) 

B grade: a B Grade camera is in 85-95% of its original condition, with some small marks and dust buildups. (Fantastic/Very Good)

C Grade: a C Grade camera is in 60-85% of its original condition and has noticeable marks, cuts, scrapes, and worn spots. This is typical of a camera that has been used a lot throughout the years. (Fair, Average)

All cameras, no matter the condition, have been professionally tested, cleaned, and restored. New seals are put in and cleaning/ lubrication is done. 

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We are a small camera store located in Philadelphia & sometimes NY. We try our very best to make sure everyone can get their new favorite camera. If you'd like help deciding or have any questions on what type of camera would fit you - please reach out! 

Most of our cameras are 20-100 years old, and although we inspect and test everything, sometimes (rarely) things go wrong in shipping. So, please inspect your camera upon arrival and make sure everything works. Then load some film, and go create some beautiful images! If you have ANY issues, just reach out, and we will make it right.

With much love,

Georgia @ Heart Breaker Cameras

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