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Subminiature Camera
Page last updated April 1,
2000
In 1994, I was living in Moscow, Russia and happened upon a Kiev 303 in a market. Cute little camera; I had to buy it. It came with 2 rolls of film, but I couldn't find anyone (in Moscow or, later when I returned to the U.S.) who could either process it or sell me more. It sat in a closet for a year or two. I took it out one day and decided to try again, and, following a lead, bought some film by mail which was supposed to work. It was Minox film, didn't fit, and cost me a small fortune! In my pusuit of film, I ran into many interesting and helpful folk who not only knew about this camera, but had many submini cameras, and sources of film, processing, and helpful support! I was hooked! I now have about 30 submini cameras, and it is my goal to get pictures out of each and every one. As I acheive success, I'll post my results here. Wish me luck!
Thanks are owed to the following:
Al Doyle, who was patient and helpful when I knew nothing at all.
The Submini ListServe, maintained by Larry Feldman, and all who contribute to it.
The Sub Club, hosted by Joe McGloin.
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The Cameras |
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to go to the gallary of photos taken with a camera.
Click on the book to read about the camera.
Stylophot Color
with cassettes.
Mamiya 16 Super
Model III
Homer No. 1
with film in foil and take-up reel
Mikroma II
with cassettes
