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| − | The | + | The lightest of them all, the '''Minox Model MX''', differs from other Minox models by not using the push-pull wind but rather a wind knob. It has also a mechanical shutter and weighs only 55 grams. |
Properties of the '''Minox MX''' | Properties of the '''Minox MX''' | ||
| − | * | + | * Three-element Minox lens f/4.8 15mm |
| − | * Mechanical shutter | + | * Mechanical diaphragm shutter (1/125 s) |
* Grey filter (in scope of delivery) | * Grey filter (in scope of delivery) | ||
* Manual focusing from 1 m to infinity | * Manual focusing from 1 m to infinity | ||
* Film wind knob | * Film wind knob | ||
| + | * Flash contact for Minox MX flash | ||
| + | * Body of glass-fibre reinforced plastic | ||
| + | * Dimensions: 8.4x3.4x2.1 cm (3.3x1.3x0.8") | ||
| + | * Weight: 55 gram (1.93 oz) | ||
Revision as of 09:54, 9 March 2006
The lightest of them all, the Minox Model MX, differs from other Minox models by not using the push-pull wind but rather a wind knob. It has also a mechanical shutter and weighs only 55 grams.
Properties of the Minox MX
- Three-element Minox lens f/4.8 15mm
- Mechanical diaphragm shutter (1/125 s)
- Grey filter (in scope of delivery)
- Manual focusing from 1 m to infinity
- Film wind knob
- Flash contact for Minox MX flash
- Body of glass-fibre reinforced plastic
- Dimensions: 8.4x3.4x2.1 cm (3.3x1.3x0.8")
- Weight: 55 gram (1.93 oz)
