Lentes de Cámara Contax G

Focus and Sharpen Your Photos With a Contax G Lens

Contax lenses were once a part of the Zeiss product line. The Contax name later separated from Zeiss to become a standalone brand of products. eBay sells used and new Contax G lenses with unique features and specifications to meet the needs of amateur and professional photographers.

Contax G lens products are compatible with different types of cameras. The Contax G itself is a specific model of 35mm autofocus camera that the company produced. While Contax G lenses are meant for this camera, they are compatible with other similar models or types. You should be able to use them with several cameras from the Zeiss parent company. eBay has a category that can help you find lenses that should be compatible with particular camera models from a range of companies. Some of the cameras that are intended to take a Contax G lens include the following:

• Biogon T
• Distagon T
• Planar

A Contax lens is compatible with different mounting hardware, but it depends on the specific model of camera you are using. eBay has a helpful section related to the various mounts that a Contax G can use, and you can check for the mounting hardware you have on your camera to ensure compatibility. Note that you'll need to use different methods to attach a lens to your camera frame, depending on the hardware that is installed. Some common mount types that are intended for use with this lens are the following:

• Contax G mount
• C-mount
• Micro four-thirds mount

Contax G lenses have various focus methods, depending on the lens and camera array that you have. There are three primary focusing methods, and you can use eBay to find affordable products that meet your needs in this area. Note that some Contax G products may support more than one of the focus types below:

• Auto: This option means the lens will work with your camera to bring the subject into focus so you don't have to adjust it yourself.
• Manual: If you want fine control over how you bring your subjects into focus, you may wish to use a manual lens.
• Fixed: Although these lenses have only one focal length, they are usually faster and have a wider aperture than other types.