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| − | + | The classic '''Minox''' sub-miniature camera was originially designed by the Latvian engineer Walter Zapp. It was produced in Riga in 1937-1944. After the war, the camera was further developed in Germany, and the first German Minox was released in 1948. The light aluminum shell Minox B, wich included a coupled lightmeter, was produced from 1958 to 1972. It was followed by the Minox C in 1969. | |
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| + | == List of Minox Cameras == | ||
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* [[Minox III]] | * [[Minox III]] | ||
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=== 35mm === | === 35mm === | ||
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* Minox EL 35 | * Minox EL 35 | ||
* Minox GL 35 | * Minox GL 35 | ||
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[[Category: Minox|*]] | [[Category: Minox|*]] | ||
[[Category: Germany]] | [[Category: Germany]] | ||
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| + | == Links == | ||
| + | * [http://www.minox.org The Minox Historical Society] | ||
Revision as of 12:35, 8 March 2006
History
The classic Minox sub-miniature camera was originially designed by the Latvian engineer Walter Zapp. It was produced in Riga in 1937-1944. After the war, the camera was further developed in Germany, and the first German Minox was released in 1948. The light aluminum shell Minox B, wich included a coupled lightmeter, was produced from 1958 to 1972. It was followed by the Minox C in 1969.
List of Minox Cameras
8x11 mm
35mm
- Minox EL 35
- Minox GL 35
- Minox GT 35
- Minox GT-E 35
- Minox ML 35
