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Anyone know what that gadget is below his Moleskine?
Posted by: mashby | March 30, 2006 at 11:05 AM
It's a Minox -- a miniature camera that uses 16mm film. Not sure what vintage that one is. I have a Minolta 16mm that I bought in Japan in the late 60's that is similar.
Posted by: Bill the Learning Solutions Editor | March 30, 2006 at 11:45 AM
Sorry, I stand corrected. The camera appears to be a current production Minox CLX, which uses 8x11mm format film. http://www.minox.com has the details, if you read German or can guess at it.
Minox miniature cameras were (in)famous for use by the CIA and other intelligence organizations. They were (and I'm sure, still are) excellent little cameras.
Posted by: Bill the Learning Solutions Editor | March 30, 2006 at 11:59 AM