MY NAME is Lee, and I love 110 film.
Well, sort of. Let’s face it, 110 film was never a great success. Tiny negatives and poor-quality cameras resulted in grainy, muddy pictures that were never that well focused, and you were lucky if you got a good-quality shot out of 110. I don’t so much love the film format really, but I love one of the cameras – the Pentax Auto 110.
This is the smallest and lightest interchangeable-lens SLR ever made, and it’s so tiny that it fits in the palm of your hand, and inside your pocket, with ease. The system includes six amazingly sharp lenses, two flashguns, a heap of filters and a power winder, and all these parts are minuscule. The camera featured an amazingly good…