Nikon TW2 / TW2D / Tele•Touch Deluxe

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Nikon TW2
image by René Maly (Image rights)

The Nikon TW2 is Nikon's first autofocus point-and-shoot camera that gave the user a choice in focal length. Other than being a real zoom this camera featured a dual-lens system with a 35mm and a 70mm option, switchable by pressing a button.

Another uncommon option is the built-in softeffect filter. It's being activated by turning the front ring of the lens barrel and gives the picture a soft and dreamy look.

A TW2D model with a date printing back was also available.

Specifications (from manual):

  • 35mm f/3.5 lens 4 elements in 3 groups
  • 70mm f/6.8 lens 8 elements in 6 groups
  • closest focus distance 0.69mtrs.
  • DX auto-iso setting from 64 to 1600
  • combined shutter / aperture blades, full automatic operation
  • motorized film advance and rewind
  • uses a single CR-P2 6V battery
  • size: 136 x 72 x 46,6 mm
  • weight: 310gr. without battery
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