Aug 19, 2015 · You’ve seen it in films and on television: the spy breaks into the villain’s office, removes a tiny camera from his jacket pocket and begins shooting pictures of secret plans. …

At photokina in 2008, Minox announced a new subminiature digital camera called the DSC, (Digital Spy Camera) with a 3 megapixel sensor that outputs 5 megapixel interpolated images. …

The easily concealed Minox B camera was a major development in photography and espionage tactics. In 1936, Walter Zapp, a Latvian engineer, developed a portable camera that would fit …

Oct 3, 2018 · The Minox spy camera is a near-perfect analog to the romantic myth of the charming spy. The idea of this tiny film camera is one of sophistication and luxurious style.

Minox-B is an analogue high-quality subminiature camera that is small enough to fit in the palm of a hand. It was built by Minox in Germany as the successor to the post-war Minox A. For Many …

Subminiature espionage camera · 1948-1969 The Minox-A is a small high-quality subminiature camera that is small enough to be hidden the palm of a hand. It was built by Minox in Germany …

Dec 6, 2017 · Ranked alongside other cool spy cameras like the Doryu 2-16 and the F-21 Ajax camera, Minox subminiature cameras were extremely popular during the Cold War. They were …

Aug 10, 2013 · It was called the Minox Riga, and the tiny camera actually saw espionage action in both WWII and the Cold War. Ironically, Zapp originally invented the subminiature camera as …

The Minox LX is a subminiature photo camera for 8 x 11 mm film, introduced in 1978 by Minox GmbH in Germany towards the end of the Cold War. It is fully electronically controlled and has …

Minox is the brand name of a spy camera; Minox GmbH is the company which began producing the cameras after WWII. The Minox camera was designed by Walter Zapp in 1936, and initially …