Lomography reached out about the blank frames and told me that it was "a prototype issue" that was resolved, so hoping that to be true for anyone who has already bought or plans to buy this little camera! They also provided me with a link to their 110 resource page that explains more about the the 110 format, where to get your 110 processed and scanned, etc! U can find that link in the description of this video! Hope u enjoyed this one y'all!

Very relaxing video to watch --- thanks for providing a honest review of your experience with the camera and film!

A day early?! I’ve been so stoked for this episode, I’m carrying mine around Stockholm city as we speak!

😁 my wife got me a Minolta x-370 and I am super excited to try it out! Good thing is a have this channel to come back to and learn from and try new things out!

Amazing stuff, Linus! My first ever camera was actually a 110 film camera that my parents got me when I was like 6 or 7 back in the late 80s. I recently found an undeveloped cartridge in a storage box at my moms house and had it developed. Only 2 frames came out, and they were pretty scuffed up and hazy, but that was probably largely due to 6 or 7 yo me messing up, haha. Anyway, love to see the format making a comeback. Cheers!

this was such a cool video, got to learn about the camera and also get to see other creatives work :) keep it up!

My Lomomatic arrived today. Shot a few frames already, and I'll be taking it on a trip to SoCal tomorrow. Hoping I don't get blank frames! Our local lab (Mike's Camera) will process and scan 110 color film for about $16, which is more than it costs me to process 35mm film at home but not outrageously expensive.

I like your pacing and content of your videos. And the grade is great!

Great job as usual! I've noticed mine also doesn't fire the flash sometimes when the situation is out of the meter range, but I think it might also be a pretty early one since I'm borrowing a demo unit... Here's hoping! Can't wait to see the shots.

Great video, man! Love the vibes

Agree, this for 135 film would be killller. The dinky spring shutter is hilarious 😂

Great shots, Linus! Thanks for mentioning the release button. I have 3 rolls from the lab with 8-9 blank exposures because of it. I've done some research on the internet, contacted Lomography and asked people about their experiences. Well, it looks like everyone has noticed this problem to some degree. My main advice to all owners of this camera - try to release the shutter without film using the MX switch. Many times. It will help you to find out how to press the button correctly. In my experience, it's better to press it all the way down and hold it for a second. It's not guaranteed that the shutter will deffinately fire first, but if the film advance tab is already thrown and you've already released the button - the shutter will not fire. It's so weird and confusing for such a simple (and brand new) camera.

I bought the metal version, and am working through the first roll. I will be developing at home as Jobo makes a reel that works with my existing tanks.

About scanning and developing 110 film. I have a Plustek 8200i scanner and get pretty good results at home. There is no 16mm film holder in the box, but you can 3D print one from models on the web. Same with 16mm spiral for Paterson tank. It helps at least for black and white.

A really fair review, thanks for posting this.

Nice video. Cool little camera. I'm looking forward to the new Pentax film cameras coming out.

Brighton Film Lab (UK) where I work doesn’t charge extra for 110 dev or scan and we can do b&w no problem. Not too sure if we can do high res 110 scans, I’ll have to check but standard res should no problem. One of my first cameras was a 110 and the shutter was similarly nothingy. Got a lot of shaky shots too.

we need to see ektachrome on 110!!!

I process B/W 110 Lomography film myself for next to zero cost. So that I feel better when I take the color film to the lab for developing and color prints. I LOVE the 110 format. 🙂

I love this little camera so much. I have to pick one up. 😊

110 makes sense for a on the town camera, if your going out to party or roam the streets with some friends it seems perfect, the high grain, low res works in its favour. for literally any other application i just don't see why you'd use it. great video as usual though!

Im shooting this exact camera this afternoon ! It’s so precious

Hey that’s mee!🙌🏽haha love the video man!

You killed it my bro ✨💪🏽

When the lil camera went _ting_ I think my heart melted Honestly, cute shutter sound but the racking of each frame sounds a biiit plasticky. But who am I kidding, this camera seems really cool compared to most other cameras released lately! Film cameras coming in these unique form factors is one of my favorite things, that you can find a bunch of oddball designs from last century and they're all awesome also, when your friend embroidered your clothes and compared it to tattooing that made a lot of sense, so cool!

This is a really great review for the camera, thanks for making it in such detail. Very strange on the non firing though?! You did stumble upon something that i have learned shooting loads of rolls of 110 recently. Its very unfortgiving! You need lots of light, also you benefit a lot from big details, close ups of people etc. Ive fallen in love with the format but it requires a specific image to get the best out of it. Interestingly we have a couple of great options for dev and scan in London where its cheaper than 35mm which balances it out.

I really want this new 110 camera. I still have my original Vivitar 110 I got for Christmas 1982 when I was 7. And I have my mom Kodak Ektralight 110 from 1979. Both still work. I have a love for 110 since it was all we had for a long time until we got a cheap kodak 35mm camera in the late 80s.

Dude loved the video, I was HOLLERING when the tiny sound came out of it. Aaand, you probably hate this questions but I’m curious which camera did you use to record the video? I loved the quality and colours

I bought a Lomography 110 Digitaliza to scan & had a few 110 sized developing reels for the Paterson system 3D printed. Now 110 sized film is easy to process at home. This is the only way I could justify the film.

The shots were so beautiful in this video 😭😭

Cool video and cool new jacket!

Great video!❤

beautiful video 💫

Timing of this video is crazy, was just looking at 110 film cameras the other day 😂

was seeing 34 to dev and scan in my city but seeing nearest places for 14 out of state

Ahw man that Cherokee, absolute dream car

Hi also if you are interested in 110 film there is the pentax 110 amazing clean photos

It would be nice to shoot Ektar ISO 100 film, very sharp, also Lomography has another ISO 400 colour film

really cool

you say it's a shame they don't take 35mm film. Back in the day there were a selection of full frame 35mm cameras that weren't much bigger than this one. They were normally semi auto exposure (set the aperture the camera sets the shutter speed) with either zone or rangefinder focus. The one I have is an Olympus AX. Back then a lot of press photographers always had one in their pocket when "off duty". It easily produced good enough images for publication, and as we know when you see something that's news worthy the best camera to photograph it with is the one in your hand! The AX has a 40mm Zukio lens which was very sharp. Though maybe that counts as a disadvantage with Lomography!

what is the most affordable but still good film camera cuz this one its cool but i need a film camera where most ppl would develop its type of film cuz i wont be in the same place for lone since i live in a bus and travel

I think I watched you fidget with the camera a couple times in the video, advancing the film when you hadn’t taken a shot. These skipped frames seem to just be skipped frames. Unlike on a 35mm, maybe it doesn’t stop you from advancing the film without engaging the shutter?

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ANOTHER ONE!!!

Absolutely love the metal version but I hate how pathetic the shutter is... Not even sure I took the shot half the time or if I've pressed too hard on the fragile button.

this looks interesting, but i have to say at this form factor i would rather just shoot on my iphone. im pretty disappointed that pentax chose to go the half frame route with their new film camera. i know the idea behind these cameras is the film is cheaper and you get more value due to having more frames, but these small negatives are just too unpredictable that the better value proposition becomes somewhat lost, especially because as you point out its a hassle to find 110 developing labs. i know this video isnt about the pentax camera but seeing new film cameras go for these niche form factors isnt exactly the direction i was hoping new film cameras would go. im glad the new rollei camera is going to be full-frame 35mm at least.

Problem is most labs don't develop 110 and those that do charge like an extra 10 for dev and scans.... Becomes pretty expensive real quick

Ugh I love 110, it's so much fun. Great video.

I develop my own 110 film. So this camera looked interesting but not at that price. I was hoping it was $50 to $60 but it's not. I'll stick to my vintage cameras which honestly take better pictures than this plastic camera but I'm glad they make the film. It's so much fun to use and home develop.

The pictures on the clothes guys… night or daylight mode?

Interesting note about the shutter. I have a metal version and have experienced the same "two-step" action when pressing the button. The first action is the shutter opening and closing. The second is the registration pin resetting itself so it allows the camera to advance the film. So in my case, it *should* take a pic on the frame regardless. If i don't press down the whole way the pin wouldn't reset, and therefore the film wouldn't advance. At most, I would press the button again and, if none the wiser, think the camera took a pic when it just reset the pin. I advance again and this time the film actually moves, and the shutter is ready to take another picture. This wouldn't produce a blank frame, but it would miss out on a pic i thought i took prior. So maybe the "fix" they did for the retail version was the make sure the shutter goes off *before* the pin resets, to gaurantee an exposure happens before the film advances.

cooler version of this camera is called the minox iiic

Good 🍀🚃🟥

My camera has issues and focus is out. Lomography and I have locked horns... Be careful

Pro Tip: this is not a new camera. I learned on a 110 from age 8-14 aka 1988-1994

Throwing money down the toilet 🚽 for crappy prints in my opinion… the basic camera is 100 bucks the film is 10 bucks a pop plus processing.. for small crappy prints.. I could probably buy an old school Kodak 110 for 5 bucks and have 95 dollars left over for Kodak 110 and processing.. I will Still get underexposed (or not at all) film..

2nd Worst format to scan right behind 1 is disk film shitty formats but I have seen 110 darkroom printed an was very surprised