Sub-miniature camera introduced in 1932 by the German company Fotofex, founded by Kaftanski. This was considered to be the smallest camera of its time. It takes 36 exposures in 13 x 18 mm format on Mimosa 16 mm roll film. To check that the film is advanced to the correct position for each shot, there is a red window in the rear of the camera to see the numbers on the paper-backed film. The lens is a Meyer Trioplan 25mm f 3.5 in a rim-set compur shutter that operates up to 1/300th second. Distances are in feet, and the viewfinder is the direct or Galilean type. All European countries : 30 euros. Pour la France uniquement chèque bancaire ou transfert bancaire. We are pleased to give you our opinion, advice or valuation of single items or entire collections. Nous achetons pour des collectionneurs privés, institutions et musées, collections de photographies et procédés photographiques du 19ème siècle, appareils photographiques rares, appareils cinématographiques primitifs, appareils ou jouets scientifiques, techniques, acoustiques, optiques, électriques ou astronomiques. Nous vous proposons un avis, un conseil, une expertise de vos objets ou de vos collections. 16 rue de Vaugirard – 75006 Paris. Ouvert du MARDI au SAMEDI de 14H à 19H ou sur rendez-vous. The item “MINIFEX FOTOFEX Sub-miniature camera introduced in 1932 by the German company” is in sale since Saturday, May 13, 2017. This item is in the category “Cameras & Photo\Vintage Movie & Photography\Vintage Cameras\Subminiature Cameras”. The seller is “antiq-photo” and is located in Paris. This item can be shipped worldwide.
- Brand: MINIFEX – FOTOFEX
- Format: 13×18 mm
- Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany