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The advantages of using a subminiature camera are numerous:

Their size and weight make them easy to take everywhere.
People don't believe it when you say, "I'm taking your picture".
Their results are much better than you'd expect, especially with today's films.
Their history is as fascinating as James Bond.
The cost of using them can be as minuscule as their size.
And best of all -- you can still use these fine optical instruments!

Take a few minutes and explore the little-known world of the littlest cameras.
But be forewarned: YOU may get hooked, too!

• The Newstand -- The latest from the wide world of submini cameras

• The Spotlight -- The subminiature camera of the week

• The Library -- Materials to help you explore subminiature photography

• The Camera Shop -- Info on subminiature cameras, equipment and service

• The Field -- Getting the best results from your subminiature camera

• The Darkroom -- From processing to enlarging with the smaller formats

• The Creative Corner -- Interesting new approaches with subminis

• The Coffee Shop -- Contact other subminiature users around the world

• The Troubled Shooter -- Answers to common submini questions

• The Gallery -- Samples of subminiature art and technique

• The Swap Meet -- A place to Buy, Sell, Trade, Barter, Donate, or Request anything pertinent to subminiature photographers

• The Links -- A "short" list of other websites of interest to subminiature photographers

• The Sponsors -- Offering a wide variety of services to submini enthusiasts

• The Front Desk -- A tiny bit of information about the SUBCLUB

• The Donation Jar -- If you like what you see, here is a quick and easy way to help the SUBCLUB pay it's bills

Is your 110 camera sitting in the closet simply because you can no longer buy a K-battery?

The solution is this 3D-printed, exact-size replacement of the Kodak "K" 4.5v battery. Click on the image for details - and get that 110 camera going again!

If you are looking for adapters for your cameras, enlargers, lenses, or other gear -- and having a hard time finding what you need -- here are two places to check out:

If you are looking for processing gear for your submini films -- Minox, 16mm, 110, even DISC and APS -- for Paterson, JOBO, etc., contact FILM STUFF LAB to see if they can help:

Since 1986, DAG Camera Parts & Repair has specialized only in Minox & Leica equipment. He's the only Leica/Minox-trained (at the German Factories) technician in the world, who's still repairing these cameras.