r/110photography

A package from LA arrived today.. my buddy who directs music videos and commercials sent me these short ends he had left over from a film test for a shoot he did last year. There is an estimated 25ft left of 250D and 15ft of 500T. Single perf 16mm. When I get my 110 cartridge situation figured out..(used carts or 3D printed ones) I plan on bulk loading a couple of each for testing.

Scored this little guy in an auction for $34! It even has the battery holder, flash connector caps, a little case (that’s seen better days) and an original lens filter!

I love my Pentax auto 110 and get a lot of use out of it but it’s kinda shit for low light. So I’d like to get a flash. I see a lot of people posting photos of the flash here, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen a Pentax 110 photo taken with the flash. So if anyone has any examples please comment them down below! I’d love to see how it performs.

I’m trying to decide between the smaller AF100P and larger but more common AF130P. My main question is the AF100P flash range is 2.6-12ft and the AF130P is 2.6-15ft. I’d prefer the smaller flash but is 3 feet really that big of a difference in light?

Using lomo sun kissed 92

This afternoon I was slitting some 35mm film to 16mm and had a little strip of Portra160 left over.

I’ve seen a few people reload 110 cassettes and I always keep casettes that break cleanly, but I’ve never reloaded.

My C-41 chemistry is about to be replaced, so it was an ideal opportunity.

110 cassettes are not the easiest to reload compared to other sub-mini formats, I ended up passing the film into a 35mm cassette and taping the exposed end to the take up reel.