Zeiss Contax IIIa - Circa 1951-1962

Contax IIIa is a 35mm film interchangeable lens rangefinder camera manufactured by Zeiss Ikon AG., Stuttgart, West Germany and produced between March 1951- August 1962.
With the maximum and minimum aperture of f/2 to f/22, respectively, the Contax IIIa 35 mm Rangefinder camera delivers excellent pictures with enough light. Equipped with a 39 mm filter thread, the Contax camera offers better control of image to the photographer ensuring detailed images. This Contax film camera equips a coupled view and rangefinder, which makes it easy to capture images the same way as they appear through the lens and the viewfinder. The film speed range of 6 to 800 ASA of this Contax camera lets you capture images with brightness, even in low light settings. The photoelectric selenium cell exposure meter of the Contax IIIa 35 mm Rangefinder camera provides you details of the exact amount of light reflecting from a subject or falling on it.

Film Camera - Zeiss Contax IIIa