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Revision as of 21:56, 17 July 2006
Description
The Minox name carries James Bond cache and the Minox 35 line have the honor of being the smallest production 35mm camera made. When sold in the 80's the ML 35 was a high end and expensive item. These days they still have a enthusiastic band of followers but they also have a reputation for bad electronics. Due to the digital revolution Minox 35's are not fetching high prices any more - if you can find one in working condition they still make great pocket cameras that will give far better results than a LOMO. The 35 ML's lens is a 35mm f2.8 and it is scale focusing. It's exposure system is automatic or aperture priority.
Links
- The Minoxography Community Forum
- Minox 35 Camera Variations
- Minox 35 ML Instruction Manual
- The Other Martin Taylor's review of the ML 35
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| Canon IXUS | Minox 35 | Olympus XA | Penti |
