The speed of the camera is remarkable for its age and class, as it’s faster than any other rangefinder. The design of the body is so exact and precise, the lenses are trustworthy, and the autofocus is generally reliable-although as I mentioned in the video, quick portraits are an issue, so take the effort to check the distance confirmation in the viewfinder if you have time. In turn, the Contax G system is recognised as a triumph it has limitations, but then again, so does every other film camera. This reflects how Contax focused on the idea of ‘ less is more‘, and Contax’s ‘less’ was always more than most other brand’s ‘most’. The lenses (except maybe the 35mm f/2 Planar and the zoom), have gained renown for being some of the sharpest ever made for 35mm. Rather than make excuses or to blame the gear however, I seek only to highlight the advantage of the system-Contax only made seven lenses because it only needed that many. Then for street photography, the last of the official Zeiss lenses for the G system-the German-made 35mm f/2 Planar or 35-70mm f/3.5-5.6 Vario Sonnar-would have been incredible. For example, I wasn’t able to shoot as many portraits than if I had access to the famed Carl Zeiss 45mm f/2 Planar and 90mm f/2.8 Sonnar (even though we had no model anyway), or to capture more of the landscape with the 21mm f/2.8 Biogon and 16mm f/8 Hologon. The disadvantage is clear while the Biogon is tremendously sharp and demonstrates excellent contrast, it pretty much limited me to a certain type of image. All Rights Reserved.It was both an advantage and disadvantage that when I was testing out the Contax G2, a mechanised rangefinder with both autofocus and auto exposure first introduced in 1995, I only had access to one of the seven lenses available to the system-the Carl Zeiss 28mm f/2.8 Biogon. black&white Image Simples contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2 contax g2 planar 45mm f2Ĭontact: © 2020 Zhao Zhenguo.
The imaging is very good when facing the sunlight, and the colors are also very real. The metal hood is small and exquisite, very practical and very beautiful.Īt the same time, attaching the UV and the hood will slightly block the viewfinder, the lower right corner, but it is very slight, it is nothing. The Leica standard lens has a minimum focusing distance of 0.7 meters, which is not as close as the g45. The closest focusing distance of the G45 is 0.5 meters, and a very smooth bokeh can be obtained at close range. After all, a 50mm lens cannot have a smoothness of 90mm. The bokeh of the contax G45 is pretty good. Color is very subjective, and Zeiss is indeed a master. The colors pop out and are naturally bright and pleasant. LEICA 21mm f/3.4 LEITZ SUPER-ANGULON review.What happened to the Leica m6 bubbling?.Choose a school or a major for the college entrance examination? Choose Leica or other cameras?.Rodenstock-Heligon 35mm f/2.8 for leica l39.
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