Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/05/19
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Simon Lamb wrote: > > Someone suggested taking a Minox to the hospital (for photos after baby is > born, not because it is ill!) > > I have a Minox brochure and understand that they are now made by Leica. > Cameraworld have a Minox GT-S with a 35mm lens and totally manual. The GT-S > is not in the brochure, is it a new model? All that is in the brochure is > the GT-E and GT-X. > > Can whoever mentioned the Minox put up any images so that I can look at the > quality? > You can find out more at www.minox-web.de I have the original Minox 35EL which doesn't appear much different: It's got good optics and is really easy to carry about and I've taken fine Ektachromes with it. It's aperture-priority automatic but you can gain some degree of manual control by manipulating the film speed control. Newer models have a permanently attached skylight filter which seems kind of strange. I haven't used it much since buying my 35mm Summicron for my M-camera; parallax correction is nice to have after all! - -- Jeff Segawa Somewhere in Boulder, Colorado