Thank you!

You lucky son of a gun 😂

Nice! I would not have thought that possible, even with good film and lenses.

Thank you!

Thank you¡ That's a great gift.

Thank you! The stocky mirror is probably due to gummy lubricating oils (either they froze or dust built up in them.) Ricoh made some nice cameras back in the day.

Thank you. My first 110 camera was an old Minolta. Very well made camera for sure.

@@DavidHancock That camera was so radical in good looks and operation,I can only hope one comes your way David to put through its paces and review it with your usual thoroughness and insight!

Nice!

Oh, that's a great idea I didn't even have! Macro accessory lenses would be hugely beneficial for this system.

Nice! I'm trying to get a 110 Super, but holy cow they're spendy.

But you can only shoot it wide open on MFT

Thank you and nice gift! I recommend Orca as your first 110 film.

@@DavidHancock thx David, I have my order in for several Lomography film stocks. Here is the thing. Getting it processed here is near an impossibility. Do you know where I can get a 110 film reel for a tank, I have metal and plastic tanks. Just asking…..many thanks 🙏

@@tbostrowski6136 eBay is always the best place to find that. There are steel 110 reels that fit inside a standard steel tank.

@@DavidHancock Thx David appreciate the reply 👍

That would be interesting. How would that work?

Thank you!

Thank you!

Nice! Thank you. I wish there were an adapter out there with an aperture, though.

David Hancock people have posted they use various rubber washers to give variable apertures with the adapter, fun to experiment with

Oh that makes sense. I tried modifying a NEX adapter to hold a microscope aperture, something I'm going to try again soon.

@@DavidHancock There is for 4/3 camera mount.

@@ivarnordlkken8082 I just got it last week. It's really good. I've been taking to the inventor about a redesign to allow it to fit the 70mm and hoping he'll make it for Sony E since the 24, 50, and 70mm lenses cover APS-C at some apertures.

Thank you!

Thank you and let me know I'd like to see it.

It's been a super long time since I made this video, but I think this is what you're looking for. All of these, FYI, are affiliate links: 49mm macro lenses for the 79mm lens: www.amazon.com/dp/B08ML449PW/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_apa_gl_i_D0YEZA2D0ZWMX9YFBVSD?linkCode=ml2&tag=5119llc-20 Step-ring set (make sure before getting step rings that the set has the filter thread you need, which would be the thread diameter of your lens to 49mm. This set may or may not have that, so you may be able to find a single ring only for less on eBay) amzn.to/3NO7NQ6

@@vancej.5686 I couldn't find the exact one, but here's an affiliate link to one that's probably exactly the same with a different name: amzn.to/3vDSNy2

I found the lens, as well as the adaptor ring and a lens cover for it! All good. Thanks for making this video and giving me the idea!!!

Thank you!

Thank you! For the adapters, any 49mm set will work just fine. For digital use, I got my hands on an adapter (for M43) with aperture control and though the 70 won't mount on it the rest do. The 18mm is the only one which doesn't cover APS-C at some aperture setting (the mage circle size changes dramatically over the aperture range on these.)

Thank you! I do not. I used to do affiliates but was only getting around $3-6/month in clicks (in a good month). Honestly, it wasn't worth my time to keep that updated. For me, the KZfaq ad revenue keeps this channel going.

Nice! Any 110 film will work. Lomo Tiger works well and is easy to have developed by small labs because it's C-41.

David Hancock thank you for your quick response! I appreciate it

They just say aux telephoto lens and aux wide-angle lens. The rings are generic step-up rings. For those, just look on eBay for step up ring and then the two diameters you need.

Try swapping out the batteries and see if that works.

@@DavidHancock I just put new ones in and nothing. After looking further online I think it’s actually the shutter not opening back up? Because I cant see through the back of the camera to the front when I take off the lens

Had not heard that before. Thank you!

That's curious. If the film comes back with every other frame blank then there is probably something wrong with the camera. The numbers that you read through the back are on paper within the 110 cassette itself. So you should be shooting each frame with a single number increase from the previous.

The battery tray? Yes, it's necessary. You can try holding batteries in place with some masking tape, but I'm not sure that would work. eBay would be the place to find one, but it might take some time. I suspect these are not common parts.

I have seen it for sale on Ebay recently.

As a quick check of the easiest solution, do you have fresh batteries in it?

@@DavidHancock yes

@@silastillotson5031 Most likely the gearing is messed up. That happened to me, too, with one of these. Honestly, it's cheaper to sell a broken one for parts and replace with a different one.

@@DavidHancock ok, thanks

It's fun on 110 film formats.

One frame at a time, like stop motion, but you'd have no exposure control and the frames would be really small, like 16mm frames.

Thank you.