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110mm Project: My 110 Cameras

March 04, 2013 4 comments

I love this format for multiple reasons. Are you lomo-fan of the 110 format too? Let me present my story with 110mm cameras!

When I saw it was back to Lomography cameras 110mm life I said, I have read my mind because I was looking for these little cameras and these films for some time, because it brings me some beautiful memories of childhood, where my family travel in a camera used like this:

What I love about this format is portability; you can go completely unnoticed especially with models with separate flash.

This allows you to take photos as unforeseen, and we like that as Lomographers, besides being able to carry in any pocket or small purse.

One of my findings in the markets were these little toy cameras but fully operational! The color is not my favorite, so I will do something about them and soon I will make a review about them. Aren’t they nice? Definitely reminds me of my childhood!

A hug and continue with this format!

written by nina_ska and translated by nina_ska

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4 comments

  1. kevinhodur

    kevinhodur

    I'm rocking a Minolta Pocket Pak 440E myself. Actually going to be using it in a forthcoming publication for work!

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  2. adi_totp

    adi_totp

    so many 110 films :D

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  3. reese01

    just got the old kodak 110 my mom had when i was a kid ...it still had a film in it so i finished it off and will be getting it developed tomorrow!!! i cant wait to see what has been waiting over 25 years to be developed wooooooooot!! these cameras were always fun =]
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  4. bsdunek

    bsdunek

    So glad Lomography brought back 110 film. I just ordered several 3-packs to add to my stash. I use a Minolta 110 Zoom and Minolta 470. I can make 8 X 10 prints from Orca that look really good. I just wish it had backing paper so I don't have to count exposures. The Color Tiger is really nice too. Keep it up Lomography!!!

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