Minox DCC 5.0 with flash attachment.  This is the 2nd generation of the Minox Digital Classic modeled after the Leica M3.

Minox DSC (Digital Spy Camera) - first model.

Minox Classic Leica M3.  Uses 9mm film and produces 8mm x 11mm negative.

Pictures of cameras in my Minox collection

I was trying to take some pictures of my Minox cameras using my Minox digital cameras and iPhone.  Of course I did get pictures but not as sharp and rich as I would like.  Partly due to the inherent limitations of the smaller imaging sensors in the smaller cameras, partly due to low lighting, and partly due to more of a challenge holding the small cameras still in low lighting conditions.

So, I bit the bullet and got out my Olympus E PL1.  This, of course, is also a small camera as such cameras go.  My first 35mm camera was an Olympus Pen.  A quite small 1/2 frame (18 mm x 24 mm).  The E PL1 and its brethren are Olympus's revival of the Pen family in digital form.

Anyway, here are some higher quality shots of some of my Minox cameras taken with the Olympus E PL1.

Minox DCC 5.0 taken with iPhone 4s

Minox DCC 5.0

Minox DCC 5.0

St. James Cathedral, Seattle - taken with a Minox DSC

Statue of Mary and Baby Jesus in St. James Cathedral, Seattle.  Taken with Minox DSC.

The White House taken with Minox DSC

Taken with Minox DCC - Classic Mini Leica

Tree carving in the park. Taken with Minox DSC.

Taken with Minox DSC on flight from Portland to Seattle.

Minox B - one of the classic 8.5mm x 11mm "spy" cameras.  My first Minox was a B that I purchased when I was in high school.  I still have it and it still works!

Christmas tree December 2011 taken with Minox DSC.

mini camera on minox lx by Eli the Bearded on Flickr.

I have one of the Minox TLX's and probably the Hit camera too.  Nice shot!