Whittaker Micro 16

Produced between 1946 and 1950 by the William R. Whittaker Co. Ltd, in Los Angeles, California the Micro 16 is smaller than a pack of cigarettes. It was popular with some police forces of the era.

The film is advanced by the normally recessed plunger on the side of the camera, the operation of which is only possible when holding the camera viewer side up. However, the frame counter is on the opposite side of the camera, making for rather amusing operation when taking photos.

Make	Whittaker
Model	Micro 16
Year	1946 – 1950
Format	16mm
Shutter	Whittaker
Speed	Single speed
Lens	Achromatic Doublet
	f8
Focus	fixed
Aperture	f8 (lever selector for Bright, Dull, Color)
Light Meter	No
Rangefinder	No