110/16mm Camera Image Quality

[Huss]

Pentax Auto 110

 

[xkaes]

Fun fact: That face-on photo of the Viscawide was taken as the lens was sweeping out an exposure. The lens is rotated out of view most of the time.

Great shots of the dogg-o. 110 SLRs are a thing of beauty.

More than that, if you use a Vistawide with Microfilm or Agfa 25 -- etc. -- you can get the same panoramic shots from 6x17 shooters using current film.

 

[Huss]

 

[Sonynolta User]

Pentax Auto 110

I take photos of machinery like this almost every day. Might have to drag out my Auto 110 Super instead of my Lumix digital. Very saturated colors...

 

[Bronson Dugnutt]

... Might have to drag out my Auto 110 Super instead of my Lumix digital ...

Dooo it. If you have ready access to means of developing and digitizing/viewing the film its a fun format.

The old 110 Fuji C200 is phenomenal if a bit of a rarity these days. Tiger 200 is a very capable (and non-expired) alternative.

Canon 110ED 20, Fuji C200

 

[Kino]

Well, I "accidentally" bought another Pentax Auto 110 yesterday (put in a low ball bid and got it), so I guess I can shoot Lomo Purple in one camera and Orca B&W in the other when it arrives.

 

[Patrick Robert James]

Well, I "accidentally" bought another Pentax Auto 110 yesterday (put in a low ball bid and got it), so I guess I can shoot Lomo Purple in one camera and Orca B&W in the other when it arrives.

That cracked me up. I think most of my cameras were accidents. "I'll get outbid for sure....."

 

[Bronson Dugnutt]

If you're willing to sacrifice a frame, you can hot-swap 110 cartridges... but don't let that stop you from double-fisting It's probably a good idea to have a backup anyway.

Minolta 16 QT ~f/11 1/250s
Ektachrome 100D, DIY E-6
V800 scan through negative sleeve

 

[Huss]

Dooo it. If you have ready access to means of developing and digitizing/viewing the film its a fun format.

The old 110 Fuji C200 is phenomenal if a bit of a rarity these days. Tiger 200 is a very capable (and non-expired) alternative.

Canon 110ED 20, Fuji C200
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The old expired 2000 Fuji 110 film I use is Superia 200, not C200.

 

[Huss]

 

[Kino]

If you're willing to sacrifice a frame, you can hot-swap 110 cartridges... but don't let that stop you from double-fisting It's probably a good idea to have a backup anyway.

Nice!

Hmmmm... How about a "bottom to bottom" 3D rig?

That cracked me up. I think most of my cameras were accidents. "I'll get outbid for sure....."

Yes, I have had quite a few of these accidents in the past. You'd think I would learn, but noooo...

 

[Bronson Dugnutt]

The old expired 2000 Fuji 110 film I use is Superia 200, not C200.

Derp, subtle but important difference.

 

[Sirius Glass]

If you're willing to sacrifice a frame, you can hot-swap 110 cartridges... but don't let that stop you from double-fisting It's probably a good idea to have a backup anyway.

Minolta 16 QT ~f/11 1/250s
Ektachrome 100D, DIY E-6
V800 scan through negative sleeve
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At today's prices, have one camera for each film.

 

[Bronson Dugnutt]

Minolta 16ii
FPP Sonic @ ISO 30
D-23 1+3 12' @ 20C

 

[Huss]

Sweet!

 

[Bronson Dugnutt]

D-23 1+3 is great for high contrast films.

 

[Minox]

Very well done !!

 

[Alexander K]

Taken with:
Minolta 110 Zoom SLR MKII
Lomography Orca B&W 100 Film 110
Developed in Rodinal 1:100 30 min 20°C (68°F)

 

[Huss]

Nice! I've always wanted to try the original Minolta 110 Zoom SLR. The second version got rid of the cool weirdness, and just became a weirdly big camera for 110.

 

[Bronson Dugnutt]

I tend to shy away from rodinal in submini formats, but the Orca held up well. Is it a new camera or one from the collection?

I've got one of these on the way that should hopefully arrive tomorrow.

 

[Alexander K]

Nice! I've always wanted to try the original Minolta 110 Zoom SLR. The second version got rid of the cool weirdness, and just became a weirdly big camera for 110.

Thanks...
The camera is really big for this format.
But I like her regardless.

Compare to a full-frame camera, it looks more massive

 

[Alexander K]

I tend to shy away from rodinal in submini formats, but the Orca held up well. Is it a new camera or one from the collection?

I've got one of these on the way that should hopefully arrive tomorrow.

This is a new camera in my collection. These pictures are from the first test film.

 

[Cholentpot]

Thanks...
The camera is really big for this format.
But I like her regardless.

Compare to a full-frame camera, it looks more massive


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Looks like fun though.

 

[Bronson Dugnutt]

Darkroom or public pool? The world may never know.

 

[Donald Qualls]

Darkroom or public pool?

Or janitor's closet?