> Thanks for the correction. It has been a long time since I saw one and I
> just mixed up the names of the makers. Sorry. If my memory is correct on
> one other point, I believe the Kiev 16 is very similar to the Minolta 16,
> enough so that I could put a Kiev cassette into a Minolta with a s
Thanks for the correction. It has been a long time since I saw one and I
just mixed up the names of the makers. Sorry. If my memory is correct on
one other point, I believe the Kiev 16 is very similar to the Minolta 16,
enough so that I could put a Kiev cassette into a Minolta with a slight
Robert Mueller wrote:
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> There were various cameras taking short lengths of 16 mm film,
> from Minolta, but I believe also Pentax and Lomo.
Not LOMO but Kiev. "Kiev 30" or "Kiev-Vega" models might be what you
had in mind. Those came from Arsenal factory in Kiev -- not any more.
LOMO factory is
I expect you will have trouble if you want a camera taking a full roll of
16 mm film. It will probably be pretty big=heavy. However, if
you can carry one and find one with single frame capability, you can very
many photos on a single flight. (Not every movie camera offers single
frame ability.)
Hi
This is my first post to this list. I am very
interested in either building or buying a camera that will use bulk 16 mm movie
film for aerial photography in RC planes. No SLR or any thing fancy,
just a basic camera with changeable lenses, set to infinite focus. Any
ideals or info wou
