The "I'm NOT Compensating" Camera - Pentax Auto 110
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2024
- In this video, I talk about something that can easily fit in my hand.
The Pentax Auto 110 is the world's smallest SLR system for 110 film cartridges, and it's awesome. I go through an overview shooting with the camera and the three prime lenses, adapting these lenses to a Fuji X system, and show some examples of photos shot with this system.
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Chapters:
0:00 - I bought a USED and DIRTY Auto 110
0:57 - About the Pentax Auto 110
3:17 - Image Examples
3:55 - Adapting the Lenses
6:16 - Lens Sharpness
6:45 - More Photos
7:19 - My NEVER-SELL Film Cameras
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I'm thinking that the seller probably smeared it with coconut oil to make it more shiny for the posting.
Hahaha maybe so!
Bought one of these new, in about 1981 while on a visit to NYC at Casino Camera on Broadway….along with 2 lenses. Well wisdom is often seen in the rear view mirror not the thru the windshield, and now I regret letting it go for less than lunch money at a garage sale in the early 2000’s. Fun little piece of photo history-Thank You for this video
I hear you on that. I've sold few cameras I kinda wish I hadn't. Glad to hear you enjoyed the video.
Cool little rig, and Fonz approved - Ayyy. You cleaned it up really well man!
Ayyyye thanks man.
Awesome little camera! Those lenses too ❤
Yeah man, it's super fun!
I use these lenses on my FujiXT1, and I love them.
People are like” they vignette and the corners are soft”
I say, is that bad?
And look at all the movies coming out in the last few years, they are detuning lenses.
These lenses are imperfectly awesome.
People are genuinely confused by these lenses.
I completely agree! They render images that have character.
In fact, some of my favorite film cameras and lenses are the ones which are technically imperfect with either vignetting or softness around the edge.
What a lovely thing !
I’m a big believer in small compact film cameras because they are easy to take anywhere. Olympus XA series, Kodak and Minolta 110 cameras etc. Nice job cleaning the Pentax 110! Great results. As Dave said, Fonzie approved! 👍🏻 😉
Same here! That's why I've held on to the Ricoh R1s, is just so portable. 🙂
Other photographers seeing the adaptors: *that footlocker scene from FMJ*
WHAT THE 🍩 IS THIS, PRIVATE PILE?
I should into getting some more lens for mine. Such a fun little camera.
Which lenses are you picking up?
The lenses for the Auto 110 were the major selling point for the Pentax 110 system. Pentax used to run magazine ads where a photo taken on Ektar 25, a near grainless color film now long gone, which were sharp as a tack. The trouble with the presentation here is that it does not specifically mention that as the lenses lack an aperture, the sweet performance spots of these lenses are totally unavailable to those poor suckers who spend money to convert them to digital use. (The leaf shutter in the body also formed the aperture during exposure.) These cameras and lenses were surprisingly expensive in their day. If you want to plunge on an Auto 110 today, note that neither the Auto 110 or the following "Super" model allow any user exposure settings. The body selects both speed and aperture based on measured light value. (Remember that these were not marketed to photographers, but to folks who didn't want to know anything about all that stuff.) Never answered question: If the body meter was keyed to ISO 80 or 320 speed film settings, how did they expose those Ektar 25 photos at its ISO 25? My guess: They used a one-off modified body.
I think I've shot one roll of 110 film, and it was heavily expired. Nothing really came out lol. That's a cool little camera though, big spy energy haha
Definitely very spyish.
Idk dude, if you shot some fresh lomography 110 you just might get hooked.
its more fun with a diana plastic camera
I don't have a Diana, but have nearly purchased one several times over the last few years.
What are you using to adapt the lenses?
i have a holga one glass lens and another is a plastic lens it is okay@@filmismorefun
Film is now expensive because of ruthless sellers using lame excuses to make price high
I don't know if that's the only reason, but It is getting more difficult to purchase that's for sure.
i know the coconut oil in a used camera. sadly.
Oh man! Were you able to get it off?