steve_d6

<p>I no longer use or need it. I strictly do black and white. It comes with at least one hundred new slides and many old reusable slides. It does work and is very cool as well !!!!<br> <br />Free to you. Just pay shipping. I'm located in Pennsylvania to allow you to approximate the ship cost.</p> <p>my email ----> bicycle551<br> the special at sign<br> comcast<br> dot<br> net<br> Steve</p>

<p>this is FREE. Still works. I don't do slides anymore and this is up for adoption. If you're in NE US ship won't be too bad.</p>

<p>Are there any updates? I notice the Blue Moon website still doesn't have any for sale.</p>

<p>Yes, trying to clear out equipment I no longer use. Includes many slides. Probably around 100. Also the protective case.<br> <br />Just pay for shipping by cheapest way possible.<br> steve</p>

<p>Let's see there is one small difference in the Minoxar lens found on the GTE, MDC and limited edition cameras. They all apparently have the same lens with the built in skylight filter except the MDC. Why?<br> **GTE (1988) MC Minoxar 35mm/2.8, Skylight filter built onto the lens<br> **Minox 35 M.D.C. (1996) MC Minoxar 35mm/2.8, Apparently does not have the Skylight filter<br> **Minox 35 GT-S (1998) MC Minoxar 35mm/2.8, Skylight filter built onto the lens<br> **Minox 35 GT-X (1997) same<br> **Minox 35 GTE GOLDKNOPF (1988) same<br> What could be the technical reason to delete the MDC skylight filter? The GT-X, built at the same time had one.<br> Just a curious variation without an apparent explanation.<br> Another variation related to the built in filter, Minox issued a rubber lens hood with the normal clamp but without the typical Skylight filter glass. Obviously, it really wasn't needed.<br> Steve</p>