I miss having a 110 camera.I use to take pictures then go out and buy more film.lol The quality of the 110 film I use to use ,made the picture quality so good.👍🙂Plus I used alot of Kodak and fugi film all the time.
Loading film in 110 cameras was dead simple when I first saw one almost fifty years ago. Hasn't gotten any harder. BTW, there are 110 cameras that will make far less "Holga" images on that same film -- quite a number of Kodak's better ones, as well as Rollei, Pentax, and Canon, to name a few. Some can make images that compete with 35 mm, at least in small print/scan sizes.
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I miss having a 110 camera.I use to take pictures then go out and buy more film.lol The quality of the 110 film I use to use ,made the picture quality so good.👍🙂Plus I used alot of Kodak and fugi film all the time.
Do u have the shots? Can i see it
Haven't had the time to have the film developed yet. I'll take your comment as a reminder. Hopefully i can get the film developed soon.
Loading film in 110 cameras was dead simple when I first saw one almost fifty years ago. Hasn't gotten any harder.
BTW, there are 110 cameras that will make far less "Holga" images on that same film -- quite a number of Kodak's better ones, as well as Rollei, Pentax, and Canon, to name a few. Some can make images that compete with 35 mm, at least in small print/scan sizes.
Yes. You're right about 110 cameras that take better images. I am on the lookout for a Pentax Auto 110.