r/110photography

Not sure I can over expose 110 file easily in a Pentax Auto 110. Should I compensate by over developing 2 stops? I don’t have high hopes but would be fun to try it.

My very first roll with a Pentax auto 110, and my first 110 since the 1980s!

Photos:

• Pentax auto 110
• Lens: 18 mm
• Film: Lomography Orca BW 100
• Wintertime

Scanning:

• Canon Rebel T2i, Raw
• ISO100, f5.0, auto exposure
• Lens: Canon EF 100mm Macro USM
• Backlight: Lomography DigitaLIZA+

Inversion:

• FilmLab App
• (Tried NegPy, but it was blowing out the Luma Range even with clipping turned all the way down)

Processing:

• Pixelmator Pro
• Denoise, sharpen
• Various minor adjustments to contrast, black point

just got my first scans back from a minolta 110 zoom slr. is this the camera or scanner or underdevelopment or what (the black space and white flecks) :(

Photo taken on Lomochrome ‘92 110 film using a Pentax Auto 110 SLR and 24mm f/2.8 lens.

Just started shooting 110 on a Pentax auto 110. These are two scans of the same negative. One by a professional film lab in the Chicago suburbs, and the other done at home. One is blurry and distorted (too wide). The other is sharp and has the correct aspect ratio.

My (budget) setup:

• Existing Canon Rebel T2i (18 MP)
• Canon 100mm macro lens from eBay (with A/F but no IS)
• Lomography DigitaLIZA light source and holder
• Homemade copy stand (steel plate, steel pipe, SmallRig clamp, and CH3 tripod head)
• Trial FilmLab software (auto converted, no adjustments)

I think I found my workflow!

Holding off on software purchase until I can get more negatives scanned later in the year. Anyone else use this software? I know it needs a more polished UI, and colors could be improved a little, but I like the early (and easy) results.

Yes, the "other" film lab will be hearing from me. Until I tested my setup, I believe them when they said, "that's the limitation of 110 film". No, it's not.

I recently spent a few days hiking a section of the Alta Via 1 in Italy’s Dolomites with my younger brother. I took my Pentax Auto 110 Super with the 18mm lens along with me, it was a really good, lightweight setup and I am really happy with my results. These were shot using a mixture of Metropolis and Tiger.

Shot on Expired fuji superia 200 (exp. 2001) on my Pentax auto 100 super!

Our local airport had a Fly in pancake breakfast last week and they were giving airplane rides!

Developed and scanned by me at home

Any info on the aforementioned topics would be great. Thank you so much !!!

Just finished my first roll (cartridge) of 110 Lomo Tiger. Got the scan back but all pics look like this seemingly over exposed. This particular pic was taken w 70mm lens no filter.

A case of camera malfunctioning? Heard of shutter/aperture blades being sticky and not closing enough/fast enough. LED light inside viewfinder works normal though. Or Pantex Auto 100 by default exposing Tiger (rated at ISO 200) at lower ISO speed beyond it's latitude? Or just a case of bad scan?