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Two creations that are making
history: The Leica M3 and the MINOX
miniature camera
history: The Leica M3 and the MINOX
miniature camera
The fact that a Leica is far more than a ca-
mera has been proved time and again by
its creators. A good example is the Leica
M3, which had its great moment in 1954 –
four years after the launch of the elegant
masterpiece, the Leica IIIf. With its built-in
bright line view and range finder and its in-
novative bayonet interchanger for the lens,
the Leica M3 was a technical revolution
that took the hearts of notable photogra-
phers and experts by storm. And what
about MINOX? For a long time this name,
whose triumphant progress also began in
the early 1950s, has been synonymous with
miniature cameras. The creation of the ge-
nius Walter Zapp, now 96, provides unpar-
alleled evidence of how 375 individual
components can be combined into a sensa-
tional (small) unit.
mera has been proved time and again by
its creators. A good example is the Leica
M3, which had its great moment in 1954 –
four years after the launch of the elegant
masterpiece, the Leica IIIf. With its built-in
bright line view and range finder and its in-
novative bayonet interchanger for the lens,
the Leica M3 was a technical revolution
that took the hearts of notable photogra-
phers and experts by storm. And what
about MINOX? For a long time this name,
whose triumphant progress also began in
the early 1950s, has been synonymous with
miniature cameras. The creation of the ge-
nius Walter Zapp, now 96, provides unpar-
alleled evidence of how 375 individual
components can be combined into a sensa-
tional (small) unit.
Oskar Barnack,
the inventor of
Leica, in his studio
• Film format 8x11mm
• MINOCTAR 1:5.6 / 15 mm
• MINOCTAR 1:5.6 / 15 mm
(3 elements in 3 groups)
• Range of sharpness: 1.2m to infinity
• Exposure time: 1/250 s
• Dimensions: 66 x 41 x 38mm
• Weight: 93g (without Film)
• Metal casing
• Includes wooden box and
• Exposure time: 1/250 s
• Dimensions: 66 x 41 x 38mm
• Weight: 93g (without Film)
• Metal casing
• Includes wooden box and
MINOX 8x11mm film
Order Number: 60501
Order Number: 60501
Accessories:
• Leather strap
• Leather strap
Order Number: 68170
• Aluminium lens cover
Order Number: 64406
• Leather ever-ready case
Order Number: 64201
Flash unit :
• Guide number: 7 (ISO 100)
• Dimensions: 105 x 118 x 62
• Weight: 80g (without battery)
• Guide number: 7 (ISO 100)
• Dimensions: 105 x 118 x 62
• Weight: 80g (without battery)
Order Number: 69125
MINOX Classic Camera Leica M3
with flash (option)
MINOX MINOCOLOR 8 x11 Film
Films and development are available
at any foto shop or by mailorder.
Contact and information: http://www.minox.com
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Homepage: www.minox.com
MINOX Classic Camera Leica M3 ( M 1:1 )
More information about the history of
Leica/MINOX as well as of
the Classic Cameras you will
find in the book "MINOX
Classic Camera Collection",
approx. 120 pages, hard-
back, English and German
language.
the Classic Cameras you will
find in the book "MINOX
Classic Camera Collection",
approx. 120 pages, hard-
back, English and German
language.
To order through:
www.minox.com