First 110 B/W film

[captain ZZM]

In 2012,Lomography recommenced made 110 B/W film,So l bought two roll.I have old Kodak Ektralite 10 camera（Use about 60 RMB）,fixed focus.
I use Epson V700 to scan these negatives and use an old 135 paper film holder to make a 16mm film folder .

 

[gone]

That will work. What did you develop the film in, and what were the times & temps? I've been wanting to shoot some 110 B&W for a long time, especially in the camera below. Don't laugh! The one roll that I shot many, many years ago delivered tack sharp photos, but you can't go too big on the prints of course. Wish this was available in 200, but 100 will be fine for me.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Hi-...b&pid=100005&rk=1&rkt=6&sd=291374251304&rt=nc

Then there's this one if you absolutely MUST have a zoom lens, but I have some pride left. Some.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/FUJICA-POCK...190?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item339d4babce

 

[darkosaric]

This shows how good today films and developers are: with small 110 negative you get very fine results .

 

[Xmas]

The current Lomo mono cassettes can be dismantled for reloading if you have 16mm film or a splitter.

 

[captain ZZM]

I did not for film development.In 2012,when l haven’t developing tank so l handing the 110 film to commercial processing——today they only developing C-41 or E-6.