It's 2012 and 110 film is back in a big way! So far three (count 'em, THREE) new films have been introduced!
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pictured: Mark Dalzell (holding Fukkatsu 110!) and John Fedele / image by Michael Raso
Kodak Ektralite 10 camera
image shot on Lomography Tiger 110 (200asa color film)
Showing posts with label Kodak 110. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kodak 110. Show all posts
Friday, August 31, 2012
Friday, July 31, 2009
Pentax Auto 110 SLR Film Camera
The number of new and used vintage film cameras on e-bay fascinates me.
My latest rediscovery is the 110 film format. Unknown to most, Pentax made an unbelievably small SLR camera system for the 110 format called the Pentax Auto 110. A miniature single lens reflex camera that was introduced late in the 110 film format market.
The 110 film cartridge has garnered little respect over the years and by now is almost forgotten (although my Aunt Linda still shows up at family functions with her trusty Kodak pocket 110 camera!). When I mention the format to friends they give me a blank look followed by “ohhhh, yeaa…110.”
Many of these camera systems are still available (both new and used) on e-bay. I just started shooting with it and here are a few images. More soon.
My latest rediscovery is the 110 film format. Unknown to most, Pentax made an unbelievably small SLR camera system for the 110 format called the Pentax Auto 110. A miniature single lens reflex camera that was introduced late in the 110 film format market.
The 110 film cartridge has garnered little respect over the years and by now is almost forgotten (although my Aunt Linda still shows up at family functions with her trusty Kodak pocket 110 camera!). When I mention the format to friends they give me a blank look followed by “ohhhh, yeaa…110.”
Many of these camera systems are still available (both new and used) on e-bay. I just started shooting with it and here are a few images. More soon.
Images shot with:
1978 Pentax Auto 110 SLR Camera.
Kodak Ultra 110 Color Print Film (400asa)
Processing by Dwayne’s Photo
More on the Auto 110 here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentax_Auto_110
http://www.submin.com/110/collection/pentax110/
http://www.pentax110.co.uk/
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