u/beats454

Surprisingly capable when exposure is managed correctly, which was a lot harder than expected

Awesome camera, astounding detail for its age

First shots from around town trying out the Contax TVS Digital. I was a bit dissapointed with how crunchy the shadows came out and how much exposure compensation was needed to get nice shots.

It does make up for this with some occasional bangers. The depth of field on the first shot is crazy for any point and shoot, much less one from 2002, and the photo is only cropped without further edits.

Overall, I think I would stick to trying to find a working copy of its younger brother, the Kyocera Finecam S5/Konica Revio 300/Toshiba PDR-3310/Yashica Something or other, instead of forking over the $250 I did for this camera.