Base Model	Variation	Year/Mth	Black	Identification	Thumbnail
Miranda T	"Orion"	1955/8	Yes	Name on face plate over lens, 1/500 shutter
	"Miranda"	195?/?	?	Ditto
Miranda TII	1 model	1957/10	?	1/1000 top speed over standard T
Miranda S	1 model	1959/3	Yes	1/30 - 1/500 speeds only
Miranda ST	1 model	1959/10	No	1 - 1/1000 speeds again
Miranda A	1st model	1958/4	No	First lever wind model,
Miranda A II	2nd model	?	No	1/1000 top speed, smaller counter dial
Miranda B	2nd model	?	No	Instant return mirror
Miranda C	1 model	1959/4	No	Adds self timer (left side of body)
Miranda D	1st model	1960/4	No	Separate counter ; hexagonal body version
	2nd model	1960/8	No	Rounded body, otherwise as above
Miranda DR	1st model	1962/1	No	As D, red counter center patch, lower case "Miranda" above lens and on prism
	2nd model	?	Yes	As above but upper case "MIRANDA" script
Automex 1	1st of series	1960/4	No	Coupled selenium meter on prism front, internal aperture, shutter dial on wind lever
Automex II	2nd model	1963/9	No	Extended ASA range, sometimes "II" badge
Miranda F	1st of series	1963/10	Yes	Internal aperture, non-rotating shutter dial
Miranda FM		1964/10	Yes	Marketed with non-TTL metering prism
Automex III	1st model	1964/10	No	Non TTL Cds cell; gold plate in front of prism
	2nd model	?	No	Silver plate in front replaces the gold one
	3rd model	?	No	Flash synch moved to left end of top plate
Miranda G	1st model	1965/10	No	Removeable shutter dial & screens; mirror lock; no stopdown lever on camera body
Miranda Fv	2nd body of F series	1966/4	No	Removeable shutter dial for meter, no stopdown lever, "Fv" on front plate
Sensorex	1st model	1966/8	No	Automex with TTL spot metering
Miranda FvT	same as Fv	1966/10	No	Optional TTL metering prism on Fv model
Miranda GT	same as G	1966/10	Yes	Optional TTL metering prism on G model
Sensorex	2nd model	?	No	Now has f1.8 lens and averaging meter
Sensorex	3rd model	?	Yes	Serial number restarts at 900,000, f1.4 lens
Sensorex-C	4th model	1971	Yes	Now has fixed back, not removeable
Sensomat	1st of series	1971/5(eu) 1969 (usa)	Yes	Similar to F with stop-down type TTL metering
Sensomat RE	2nd of series	1971/4	Yes	Single meter button instead of dual buttons
Sensomat RS	3rd of series	1971/5	?	Meterless version of Sensomat
Sensorex II	1 model	1972/2	Yes	Revised, improved Sensorex C
Auto Sensorex EE	1st of series	1972/3	Yes	Shutter preferred automatic uses "EE" lenses
Miranda EE-2	2nd of series	1976/3	Yes	Upgraded version, name change shows on front
Miranda TM	1st model	1974/3	?	M42 lens mount, labelled "MIRANDA"
	2nd model	1976	Yes	Detail changes to top plate fittings
Soligor TM	1st model	1974/3	?	As Miranda TM but labelled "SOLIGOR"
	2nd model	1976	Yes	Detail changes to top plate fittings
Pallas TM	1st model	1974/3	?	As Miranda TM but labelled "Pallas"
	2nd model	1976	?	Detail changes to top plate fittings
Miranda RE-II	1 model	1975/3	Yes	Full aperture metering Sensomat uses EC lenses
Miranda dx-3	1st model	1975/4	Yes	Totally new compact body, fixed pentaprism
	2nd model	1975/4	Yes	Revised winding mechanism with longer throw
Mirax Laborex		1965	?	Special laboratory camera, limited speed range
Mirax Laborec II	Type A	1966	?	Standard lens now Laborec Macron 50/2.8
	Type B	?	?
Mirax Laborec II Electro-D		1967	Y	Integral motor drive ?
Miranda Laborec		?	?
Miranda Laborec III		1975	?	Available with Auto Miranda Macron 55/3.5
Miranda Sensoret	1st model	1972/7	(note)	Compact auto only rangefinder camera Chrome and black versions; also with black, red & green leatherette
SOLIGOR Sensoret	2nd model	1972/7	?	Identical except for name

"non" Mirandas. The UK photographic chain DIXONS imported a range of cameras, lenses and acccessories into the UK during the late 1980's and early 1990's.   These cameras were in reality badge-engineered COSINA reflexes with a Pentax K mount, of which the most common is the MS-1 illustrated below. As far as we know, there is no connection with the products made by the original Miranda Camera Co.

"MIRANDA" MS-1

1988/92?

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Compact COSINA based model, K mount, copal square shutter, LED metering