Meopta Mikroma **Goed lezen** Subminiature camera





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Meopta Mikroma subminiature camera from circa 1950–1960, in reasonable cosmetic condition and tested and working, using 16mm film with a Meopta Mirar 25mm f/3.5 lens.
Description from the seller
An iconic piece of photographic history from Czechoslovakia: the Meopta Mikroma. This extremely compact camera (only 75×43×40 mm) was produced after World War II and is known as a classic 'spy camera' due to its miniature size. The camera uses 16mm film. A beautiful collectible for enthusiasts of mechanical precision and vintage subminiature photography!
Specifications:
Lens: Meopta Mirar 25mm f/3.5
Shutter speeds: 1/5 to 1/100s + B
Film format: 16mm film (image size approx. 11.5 x 14.7 mm)
Country of production: Czechoslovakia
Condition of the object:
Cosmetic: In reasonably vintage condition with signs of use appropriate for the age. See the photos for an accurate impression. The leather around the camera is in fair condition but still shows well for a camera of this age.
Mechanical: The shutter cocks and when the slider is returned the shutter operates. It is not known whether this is the normal sequence for the shutter to function.
The diaphragm and focus rings rotate smoothly. (Note: Not tested with film).
An iconic piece of photographic history from Czechoslovakia: the Meopta Mikroma. This extremely compact camera (only 75×43×40 mm) was produced after World War II and is known as a classic 'spy camera' due to its miniature size. The camera uses 16mm film. A beautiful collectible for enthusiasts of mechanical precision and vintage subminiature photography!
Specifications:
Lens: Meopta Mirar 25mm f/3.5
Shutter speeds: 1/5 to 1/100s + B
Film format: 16mm film (image size approx. 11.5 x 14.7 mm)
Country of production: Czechoslovakia
Condition of the object:
Cosmetic: In reasonably vintage condition with signs of use appropriate for the age. See the photos for an accurate impression. The leather around the camera is in fair condition but still shows well for a camera of this age.
Mechanical: The shutter cocks and when the slider is returned the shutter operates. It is not known whether this is the normal sequence for the shutter to function.
The diaphragm and focus rings rotate smoothly. (Note: Not tested with film).

