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The '''Whittaker micro 16 Pixie''' is a [[subminiature camera]] for 16mm film, made of plastic. A [[flash sync]]hronized version was available. A wrist strap, a [[flashgun]], a film viewer and different leather cases were the available accessories. | The '''Whittaker micro 16 Pixie''' is a [[subminiature camera]] for 16mm film, made of plastic. A [[flash sync]]hronized version was available. A wrist strap, a [[flashgun]], a film viewer and different leather cases were the available accessories. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:12, 2 December 2023
The Whittaker micro 16 Pixie is a subminiature camera for 16mm film, made of plastic. A flash synchronized version was available. A wrist strap, a flashgun, a film viewer and different leather cases were the available accessories.
A Japanese company was inspired by the camera to create its models Mykro Fine Color 16 and Croma Color 16.
Specifications
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- Type: subminiature viewfinder camera
- Manufacturer: Wm. R. Whittaker, Ltd. in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California
- Year of launch: 1950
- Film: 16mm film
- Lens: f6.3 Microtar
- Shutter: single speed
- Aperture: bright, dull, and color selectable
