what does the sock do?

i'm going to load my film for the first time with this video. hope it goes well

I hate the kaiser

After the capture real how to convert bro ?

hermosas fotos un abrazo

THIS EXACT VIDEO WORKed for me THANK YOUUUUUUU

hey there! my mom has this camera and I’m gonna start using it. although it seems to be in perfect state, it’s been over 20 years since anyone has used it. it still has the original Varta Photo Lithium 2CR5 6V battery in it. Do I need to buy a new one or is it rechargeable?

Do u have a video of how open the jiffy six 20?

Excellent idea, I've done the same thing for a while

Outstanding video!

Great, no one has ever do that to the 110mm, you did it.

I bought a sous vide cooker for this

2:33 I just bend the first centimeter from the rollfilm with some strong force back over . The beginning of the rollfilm stay now stiff and does not curl or bend anymore . Loading on the Patterson reel is now very easy . I do this with no problems with the Patterson 120 reel for more than 25 years

Easily the best video on this camera

Thanks for the DX code chart. My niece is getting into point and shoots right now. I told her for simplicity 's sake to avoid expired film with an auto camera but this will change all that!

Whoo hoo! Thanks!

amazing, works so well, thank you!

What kind of tape film do you use?

Thank you!

If we take 36 frames and don't notice it and want to take another photo, will the camera tear the film?

Hay sir i am from pakistan 🇵🇰and i am 17 . i checkout all the shop around us but I didn’t find 110 reel . If its available online kindly help . I am very excited to take pictures with this .

Does any one know what happens when 110 film gets exposed out side of the camera is it just one frame or is it the whole cartridge gets exposed and does it happen when the back cover comes off of the camera I’m new with 110 film

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Hell yeah!! I was doing something similar but mine took way longer because I was using negative lab pro lol. Thanks for sharing

Did you just leak Ilford’s new film stock????? Im stoked to see the XP5 tests. I hear it takes the ECN-2 process 😂

What a fantastic idea, thanks for sharing

Neat trick!

Great idea!

I didn’t know Photoshop Express had an invert choice! Thanks for showing that! 🎉 Great idea, man! 🎉

I should’ve watched this before buying, I got it for 10 dollars

The Kaiser retriever (also made by Kood) is beyond useless I wouldn't bother buying one of them, tested it it with a few films for a video of my own and it is just to hit or miss and will leave you totally frustrated! Ilford used to make a really good one though!

Mine goes back to being stuck afterward about qn hour or so. Any idea on how to fix that?

What if there's mo button!? I'm using Hanimex amd I think my film is stuck TT it did make weird sounds after the last film but it did not rewind (I. Checked)

i really wish it had a faster shutter speed available. 1/250 can be restricting on bright days. 1/500 would have made this perfect!

Can you use any iso rating or has it to be the same that was originally in the camera?

Is this lens compatible with Nikon FE2?

Do you have a video on loading 2 rolls of 120 on one reel? I have so much trouble getting one roll on I hate to even attempt 2 rolls.

What is po(a)und? Kilos please😂

Is this a micro 4/3 lens or nah

Wow Awesome 👍

Thankssssss for video❤❤❤😊

❤ super-superb!

Есть такая камера.Надежная как автомат Калашникова.Сделано в СССР!

I love the grainy look of 110 images when getting experimental such as bulb exposures and double exposures. There is definitely a 110 look that is very distinctive. Something I did not understand in your video is the "factory pre-flashing of film." I always assumed the 110 image shape was due to the mask of the cartridge opening. Do you mean that they use light to overexpose the border areas before loading the 110 film into cartridges and that the 110 cartridge opening is always wider than that allowing more of a 3:2 ratio? And presumably the vertical would be bigger as well making the image area larger than MFT, and closer to APS-C. That makes loading your own 16mm film very enticing. I would love to try Delta 400 black and white in the camera. And it would be nice to try Ektachrome since it appears Lomography has probably discontinued Peacock. I have the Minolta Zoom 110 SLR II, and I read somewhere that that camera also works with cut down films without the "correct" perforations due to the way the shutter cocking mechanism works. Do you know where to get empty cartridges, because it seems frustratingly limited to be just reloading used cartridges as they must wear out or get damaged from opening them (although I suppose the supply of them would increase over time from buying fresh packaged film?) And how do you deal with the backing paper issue? If reusing paper, I wonder if it is possible to cut down paper from say, a Kodak 120 film? I hate the random light leak spots that Lomography builds into their 110 films. Presumably through deliberate perforation of the backing paper. We never used to have that problem with 110 film back in the 1970's and 80's, so it has to be deliberate action by Lomography. The camera is small enough that it should be possible to use a clamp to jury-rig a way of attaching the camera to a tripod. The boxy shape should make it easy to tape gel filters across the front of the lens. as it would benefit from an orange filter for black and white skies. And it would be nice to try a light orange or amber warming filter with '92 film to mute the blue effect a little. I liked the look of that '92 film on 110. It is the first time I have seen examples of it in 110 format, and it looks like Metropolis in that they look better in the grainy smaller format than on larger formats. Metropolis on 110 looks really good, while its color shifts are a bit much for my liking on 135 and 120. The blue of '92 is a bit much for me on 135, but here it looked great. Your video inspires me to get one of these Lomomatic cameras.