Nikon 35Ti leica

Nikon 35Ti leicaThe Nikon 35Ti was released in 1993, named quite simply after its 35mm lens and titanium clad body. It stood as Nikons entry into the budding luxury compact camera market, taking aim at the Contax T, Leica Minilux, Minolta TC 1 and Ricoh GR lines. The 35Ti functioned almost identically to its rivals, with one significant design difference setting it apart; analogue displays. While this feature is practically redundant, the novelty of having an

and while they were designed primarily for the consumer market

sticky viewfinder plastic and the motor dying

the functionality of a Yashica T4 or an Olympus MJU II paling by comparison

The faster f/2

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Shutter: Vertical titanium multi-blade

the symmetrical lens comprising six elements in four groups uses low-dispersion glass to reduce chromatic aberration (put simply

or focussing on a specific point of an image

giving a degree more bokeh to the overall look in the right circumstances

Body Type: Large sensor compact

namely the R series

Lens mount: Leica R Bayonet