The film advance lever is manual which also separate it from point and shoots. Unlike its younger sibling the T2 and T3, it comes with a real rangefinder finder in the body of really compact camera but no autofocus so keep that in mind. This technology, developed in 1935, is one of the reason why Zeiss lenses are so unique. This has for effect to allow an optimal light absorption, which reduces ghosting at the profit of an increased contrast and saturation.
Zeiss lenses emblazoned with the famous T* (pronounce T-Star) actually mean that they have received a special anti-reflection coating on each lens elements. What makes Zeiss Lenses so special?Ī good lens doesn’t only mean a sharper image. Luckily for us, some of them have landed on compact film cameras and there are still a few gems relatively accessible. But to maintain a certain level of excellence, you need the best glass that you can afford and when it comes to exceptional glass, one of the first name that should come to your mind is Zeiss.Ĭarl Zeiss has been making glass since 1849 for all sorts of instruments but is mostly known for its outstanding lenses. They are easy to operate, light to carry and ready in no time when you have to capture THE moment. With some years of practice and experience, you will realise that smaller cameras, like Point & Shoot, can often mean better pictures without compromising on image quality.
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