KNOEDLER SUBMINIATURES
Knoedler cameras are not well known even in Germany -- where they were made. They are virtually unknown outside of Europe. They only produced small, inexpensive, plastic submini cameras during the 1950's. Much like the Hit cameras from Japan in the same era, the Knoedler cameras are much better as collector items than as usable cameras.
(1952) Same as the Colibri.
(1953) Same body as the original, but this model has a slower f5.6 20mm optic. Same single shutter speed.
Similar body style to the Colibri, but a an even smaller body with an even smaller f-stop: f8 in a 25mm lens. Same single speed shutter -- 1/50.
Same as the Fips.
Similar to the Fips, but with f6.3 lens and two speeds -- I and B.
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