The Kiev 303 spy camera

Kiev-30 is an ultra-compact camera produced in the Soviet Union in 1981. it can be folded to 3/4 of its size. It was produced to the general public but also was used for espionage and was hidden due to its small size in various items. The Kiev 303 is a continuation of the Kiev 30 and made by Arsenal. It uses 16mm film in special cassettes for 20 13×17mm exposures. was made in 1990 and was used like the Kiev 30 by the KGB and other spy agencies in the soviet bloc. Today private investigators and intelligence agencies uses more sophisticated devices but the Kiev camera earned its place in history.