Minolta-16 MG 16mm subminiature camera with 20mm F2.8 lens. Minolta 16 refers to a line of 16mm subminiature cameras made by Minolta between 1955 and 1974. The Minolta-16 MG was introduced in 1966. Not only was the MG small and stylish, it has a silky-smooth finish that feels almost natural in your hand. Many subbers fall in love with this camera for this reason, even before seeing the great results. This camera can be useful in many situations even if you are not a spy. The camera is in amazing condition and has only minor signs of use. The viewfinder and lens are clean and bright. It comes with a wrist chain. Years of production 1966-1971 Lens 20mm Rokkor  Aperture f2.8-16 4 elements in 3 groups Shutter Speeds 1/30-1/250 EV 8-16 (for ASA 100) Flash sync. X Contact at 1/30 s Film Speed ASA 25-400 Viewfinder Bright Frame with Parallax Correction Markings Film Advance Wheel Type - 120 degrees Film Counter Reverse Counting, automatic return Negative Size 10x14mm Finishes chrome, gold Supplied case, wrist strap Manuals English: MG-603 IE MG-718F Dimensions 102.5 (L) x 24 (H) x 39.5 mm (W)  4"(L) x 1" (H) x 1 1/2" (W) EV and winder made the height 27mm and it tapers from 39.5mm to 37mm Weight 156g. 5.6oz.