Prologue: The Pocket-Sized Time Machine
In a world racing toward AI-powered everything, the 1988 Minox AF glides in like a vintage Volkswagen Beetle—small, unpretentious, and stubbornly analog. Priced between 150–150–300 (2024 USD), this 200g plastic-and-glass marvel is the haiku of film photography: brief, beautiful, and deceptively profound. Forget autofocus speed demons—this German-made gem rewards patience like a Bavarian baker rewards early risers.
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