Film Formats — Minox, Disc and APS

Several compact photographic systems have used small‑format film cartridges. This page provides a reference comparison of the Minox 8×11, Kodak Disc and APS film formats, outlining their physical characteristics and intended use.

Minox 8×11 Film

Minox 8×11 film produces an image size of approximately 8 × 11 mm and is supplied in reusable cassettes. Film length and handling vary by camera model and cassette type.

Detailed film handling, cassette loading and workshop notes are covered separately.

Minox 8×11 Film — Format, Cassette & Handling

Kodak Disc Film

Kodak Disc film uses a flat plastic cartridge containing a circular disc of film with fifteen exposures. The image size is approximately 8 × 10.5 mm.

Disc film is factory‑loaded and cannot be reloaded, cut or modified.

APS Film

APS (Advanced Photo System) film uses a sealed cartridge containing 24 mm wide film. Image format information is recorded magnetically on the film during exposure.

Format Comparison

Format	Image Size	Cartridge Type	Reloadable
Minox 8×11	8 × 11 mm	Reusable cassette	Yes
Kodak Disc	8 × 10.5 mm	Factory‑loaded disc cartridge	No
APS	Variable (C, H, P)	Sealed factory cartridge	No

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