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Minox film cutter review – Jimmy Li
Cutting your own 8×11 film negatives should not be a chore, as the nowadays market highs up the prices for all film formats, not only for the Minox films. True, …
Minox cassette review – Jimmy Li
They are the “make or break” tool when it comes to shooting film in you Minox cameras. Although made in their thousands (or more), the 8×11 plastic film cassettes are …
Minox in Jelabuga
In 1999, an exhibition opened at the Culture Museum in the town of Osnabruck. Germany. The photographs attracted a lot of attention, because they were taken between the years 1945 …
Minox B
I do not know which Minox camera model is more ubiquitous than this one; well, perhaps the Minox C model. If you wish to purchase your first Minox camera, chances …
Kodak Portra 400 NC
Film test of a 1/2 roll of Kodak Portra 400 NC, expired mid-90’s, kept at ambient temperature. Camera is Kodak Retina 1a, most shots at f11 and F16. Local lab …
Minox 8×11 flash
Minox designed a small electronic flash to accompany the small Minox EC camera. Small enough to go into the palm of your hand with room to spare, it is powered …
EMO B-C Wetzlar
The EMO B-C flash unit was produced and sold by a company owned by Arthur Seibert, the (initially from Leitz) optics engineer behind the PENTAR and COMPLAN lens for Minox …
Minox B-C / A flash unit
While this is not a mandatory accessory to own or use, it’s a handy instrument when it comes to light up your Minox photographs. More so, if you use flash …
Minox A / IIIs
First Minox A/IIIs that came in my possession was a bit tarnished, but in excellent working condition; being bought from a collector in the UK (somewhere near Cambridge, if I …