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Revision as of 09:11, 6 June 2006
Template:127 Japan The Minolta Miniflex was a 4x4 TLR made by Minolta in 1959. It appeared two years after the Rolleiflex Baby Grey, during the short revival of 127 film for the square format superslides. The same year Olympus announced the Eye Flex, that never reached the production stage.
The Miniflex had an advance knob at the left and a big focusing wheel at the right. There were two accessory shoes, one on each side. The finish was blueish grey in two tones, with matching leather covering.
The Miniflex was equipped with a Rokkor 60/3.5 taking lens, a Rokkor 60/2.8 viewing lens and a shutter to 1/500.
It was probably sold for a short time, because today it is quite rare. The common belief is that the production did not exceed 5000.
Links
In English:
- The Miniflex page at Pacific Rim photographica pages
- A page about the 127 film Minolta cameras and a page about the Minolta TLRs at the Manual Minolta website
In Japanese: