Minolta 16 Subminiature Film

📷 What is Minolta 16 Film?

Minolta 16 film refers to a subminiature film format used in a series of compact Minolta 16 cameras produced primarily in the 1950s through the 1970s. 

• Format: 16mm film - unperforated or perforated can be used

• Cartridge: Proprietary Minolta cassette

• Image Size: Typically 10×14 mm per frame

• Camera Type: Subminiature "spy" cameras like the Minolta 16, Minolta 16 II, and Minolta 16 QT

• Film Advance: Manual, frame-by-frame

• Use: Mainly amateur photography and sometimes surveillance or novelty use

• Reloading: Preloaded cartridges are not available. You must reload Minolta 16 cassettes with 16mm film.
  
• Video: Michael Raso demonstrates how to use the Minolta 16 cartridge HERE.