I first saw one of these cameras a few years ago at a camera show, and finally got my hands on one. The camera uses old 110 film, now discontinued but still available online. The quarter shows just how small this camera is. The camera here has the 28mm lens mounted.
Pentax 110 with the 50mm short telephoto lens. What surprised me the most about this camera is how good the viewfinder is. It's bright and easy to focus considering the size of the camera. I actually carry this with me when I use scale-focus cameras, it's easier to use than an accessory rangefinder but still fits easily in my pocket.
Image quality is decent. The 4x5 inch prints look fine, but as to be expected due to the small size of the negatives photos quality suffers if blown up any larger.
Pawprints in the snow
The Pentax 110 sets exposure automatically, there are no manual settings or any way to overide the ones chosen by the camera.
It was nice to go home in Ohio, we usually don't see all that much in Oklahoma.
Since I live in town now it's nice to go home where the house is surrounded by nice open fields
Fuji Superia 200
Scanned from prints
