110 film

I do still have a 110 camera, I haven't used it in many years. I also have a 35 mm, but I have automatic rewind on mine. Now I have a digital camera and I love it. The digital is so much fun, you can take hundreds of pictures and not have to worry about the cost of getting them developed. You don't have to print them, just keep them on a disc. You can look at them anytime.

I remember those cameras that took the 110 film. I haven't seen that kind of film for a long time. You might try writing to Kodak and see if they still make it. I am thinking my daughter had a Barbie camera that took 100 film, so it might still be available. I hope you can find some.

the best suggestion would be to check the KODAK web store. I don't know if they make the film cartridges any more. I would suggest that you rewind your 35mm film in a very dark room and rewind it by hand until you feel the film come of the take up sprocket then rewind some more to make sure. You could check the take up mechanism and see if it is worn or broken. Most 35mm cameras will pull the film from the container as you take a picture. There were some cameras that would pull the film out of the canister and then rewind it as you took each shot. Good luck.

I am pretty sure that they still make 110 film. You can check at either adorama.com or b&h photography and enter 110 film in their search engine. I still have 110 cameras. I also have a 35 mm. You could find a replacement 35 mm camera at the thrift shop.. I have found some wonderful cameras there. You can open the back, use the film advance and there usually a little lever that will act as a stopper and a trigger so that the lens will open and shut when you hit the shutter release button; that way you will know if the camera will work for you.

I have found digital cameras for under $150. You can also check with your local camera store. Some of them have lay away and you can pay a little monthly so that in a short period of time you'll have your camera. Also check with the pawn shops, they will get them in from people that can't afford to redeem them.

i did up until 1992.i forgot and put it in my luggage while flying,and it never worked again(i guess it was x-rayed?).
just as well,even in '92 i was having a hard time finding film,i imagine it's impossible now.

OMG I've not owned a 110 in YRS!! LOL funny though cause my husband and I were just talking about them the other day on the way home from Walmart..

No, I only have the degital now! I think eventually its going to be impossible to get the others developed