Minox LEICA M3 Instruction Manual
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Once again MINOX proves that a genuine
classic is well worth an extraordinary revival. MINOX based with the Classic Camera
Leica M3 the most succesful Leica of all
time true to the original in the scale 1:2.5.
Like its predecessor the Classic Camera
Leica III f, the Classic Camera Leica M3 is
not only impressive because of its unique
design, but also because of its excellent
photographic results. This is guaranteed by
the well-known MINOX 8x11 mm film, the
Minoctar 1:5.6 / 15 mm lens (3 lens elements in three groups) and, last but not
least, by the stable metal casing with engraved serial number. Set in a fine wooden
case this truly functional miniature should
cause the collector´s heart to beat faster.
T
IME FOR A NEW LEGEND
... the MINOX Classic Camera Leica M3
MINOX GmbH
Walter-Zapp-Str. 4
D-35578 Wetzlar, Germany
Tel.: +49 (0) 6441 / 917-0
Fax: +49 (0) 6441 / 917-612
e-mail: info@minox.com
http://www.minox.com
Design, features, supply and price
are subject to change.
Product information order no.:
99201 (d) / 99202 (e) / 99203 (f)
Original Leica M3
Two creations that are making
history: The Leica M3 and the MINOX
miniature camera
The fact that a Leica is far more than a camera 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 innovative bayonet interchanger for the lens,
the Leica M3 was a technical revolution
that took the hearts of notable photographers 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 genius Walter Zapp, now 96, provides unparalleled evidence of how 375 individual
components can be combined into a sensational (small) unit.
Oskar Barnack,
the inventor of
Leica, in his studio
• Film format 8x11mm
• 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
MINOX 8x11mm film
Order Number: 60501
Accessories:
• 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)
Order Number: 69125
MINOX Classic Camera Leica M3
with flash (option)
MINOX MINOCOLOR 8x11 Film
Films and development are available
at any foto shop or by mailorder.
Contact and information: http://www.minox.com
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Please cut out this coupon and stick it on a postcard or put it in an
envelope an send it to:
MINOX GmbH
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Walter-Zapp-Str.4 •D- 35578 Wetzlar
Telefon: +49(0) 6441 / 917 -0
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Telefax: +49(0) 6441 / 917 -612
E-Mail: info@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, hardback, English and German
language.
To order through:
www.minox.com
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