MS Hobbies is the UK’s Minox specialist workshop, supporting collectors and users since 1970. The site provides a calm, structured reference for the Minox 8×11 and Minox 35 mm systems, together with film supply, servicing information, and documentation.
Minox users remain active worldwide, with long‑standing groups in the UK, Germany, Japan, and online. These communities continue to exchange knowledge, technical insight, and historical material.
Revision: 25 February 2026 (MSH‑HOME‑01)
© MS Hobbies. Minox cameras, accessories and reference information.
Minox Index
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Minox 8×11 Cameras & System
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Minox 8×11 Accessories
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Minox 35 mm Cameras
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Minox 35 mm Accessories
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Servicing & Repairs
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Forms & Downloads
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Minox Pricing
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Documentation principles
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Optics
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Glossary
MS Hobbies is a specialist Minox workshop based in London, United Kingdom, providing sales, servicing, film, accessories and reference information for Minox 8×11 mm and 35 mm cameras. The workshop has supported collectors and users since 1970 (refence companies house) and maintains extensive reference material covering Minox cameras, accessories and historical background.
Interest in Minox cameras is supported by collectors, photographers and specialist groups worldwide. Activity is strongest around the 8×11 mm system, with smaller but active communities for the 35 mm cameras.
In the United Kingdom, interest has historically centred on specialist dealers, collectors and individual users rather than a formal owners’ club. MS Hobbies has long provided support for Minox users in the UK and internationally. Experimental UK meetings have taken place, with further events under consideration. Information on meetings can be found on the United Kingdom Minox events page.
The Minox Owners Club Germany provides an active community offering technical information, meetings and opportunities for exchange. Further information is available at the club’s official website: www.minox-owners-club.de.
In Japan, the Minox Owners Club Japan supports interest in Minox 8×11 and 35 mm cameras through publications, meetings and technical exchange. Details are available at www.minoxclub.jp.
Several informal discussion groups exist on social media platforms. On Facebook, user‑run groups focus on Minox cameras, subminiature photography and related topics. These groups vary in scope and moderation and are independent of MS Hobbies.
Content in social media groups is contributed by individual members and may include personal opinions, historical material, technical discussion and photographs. Information should be assessed accordingly.
The Minox 8×11 mm and 35 mm camera systems developed from a small number of closely related models. The model pages and the Minox Handbook provide identification guidance, dimensions and historical context.
MS Hobbies has provided specialist servicing for Minox cameras since 1970. Although Minox 8×11 cameras are no longer manufactured, many remain fully functional when correctly inspected and maintained. Enquiries are accepted from the United Kingdom and overseas, including the United States. Each camera is assessed individually, with recommendations based on condition, parts availability and practical repairability.
Further information on construction, typical issues and historical context can be found in the Minox Handbook.
The catalogue provides structured access to Minox equipment, photographic accessories, film and related services. These lists serve as historical and identification aids and are not sales inventories.
Information on Minox film formats, current availability and practical handling. Film supply and processing options may vary.
Sales and service enquiries are handled individually. Please read the relevant pages before making contact.
Revision: 25 February 2026 (MSH‑HOME‑01)
© MS Hobbies. Minox cameras, accessories and reference information.
Minox Index
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Minox 8×11 Cameras & System
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Minox 8×11 Accessories
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Minox 35 mm Cameras
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Minox 35 mm Accessories
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Servicing & Repairs
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Forms & Downloads
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Minox Pricing
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Documentation principles
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Optics
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Glossary