Hanimex Mini

The Hanimex Mini is a basic, fixed-focus 110 cartridge camera introduced by Hanimex in 1972. Representing the quintessential point-and-shoot simplicity of the early 110 film era, it featured a compact plastic body, minimal controls (likely just a shutter button and film advance wheel), and a simple meniscus lens system. Designed for casual snapshots, it offered ease of use and portability at the expense of image quality and durability, typical of the many budget-level 110 cameras flooding the market during this period.