Minox B
1960s, 8×11 mm format, 302 parts, 92 grams
George
Minox B with an integrated coupled selenium cell exposure meter behind “lattice” screen and COMPLAN 3.5/15mm lens, shutter speeds 1/1000 - 1/2 B,T.
The Minox B project an image of 8×11 mm onto the negative. The film is in strips 9.2 mm wide, or less than one-quarter the size of 35 mm film, and unlike 35 mm film, it has no sprocket holes. This film strip is rolled up in the supply side chamber of a small twin chamber cartridge, with the film leader taped to a take-up spool in the take up chamber. The film strips can be up to 50 frames in length for Riga Minox and Minox II, III, IIIs and B cameras.
The Minox B has 302 individual parts and weighs 92 grams.