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| − | The '''Tuximat''' | + | The '''Tuximat''' is a subminiature viewfinder camera made in 1960 by Walter Kunik in Frankfurt/Main, Germany. It was designed like a miniature version of an average 35mm viewfinder camera of the late 1950s. It makes 14×14mm exposures on paper-backed 16mm film through its 1:7.7/25mm meniscus lens. It offers apertures from 1:7.7 to 1:16 and a shutter speed of 1/50 sec. One feature is a built-in selenium meter. |
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The Tuximat is a subminiature viewfinder camera made in 1960 by Walter Kunik in Frankfurt/Main, Germany. It was designed like a miniature version of an average 35mm viewfinder camera of the late 1950s. It makes 14×14mm exposures on paper-backed 16mm film through its 1:7.7/25mm meniscus lens. It offers apertures from 1:7.7 to 1:16 and a shutter speed of 1/50 sec. One feature is a built-in selenium meter.
Links
- Tuximat at subclub
- Tuximat at submin.com
