How to change the ISO on 110 film

In this video, I explain how to change the film speed on 110 film cartridges. It's super quick and easy and allows 110 cameras that can shoot variable speeds read the iso correctly.
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[@theoldcameraguy]

Nice and simple - Great hack!

[@filmismorefun]

Thanks Dave.

[@garonkiesel1646]

Thank you for the video. What was the original ISO and what is the new ISO?

[@filmismorefun]

Hi there. Sorry if I didn't mention in the video. 110 cartridges if unmodified meter at low speed (generally around 100 ISO).
After modifying the tab on a cartridge it will read as high speed (generally 400 ISO).
I hope that helps!

[@garonkiesel1646]

Great! Thank You@@filmismorefun

[@user-tu4uo6od8l]

Hello, have you ever thought about printing a 110 format cartridge on a 3D printer and thinking about making it collapsible?

[@filmismorefun]

This is a great idea! I don't have the means to design it, but I wonder if something like this isn't already on one of the 3d file sharing sites.

[@user-tu4uo6od8l]

@@filmismorefun If someone created a layout file for printing, I would try to send it for printing, but it’s inconvenient that we are far from each other, for example, I’m in Kharkov. I decided to switch to the 110 format, I even came up with almost a frame with manual broaching for Nikon 5000, for the MA-20 adapter

[@filmismorefun]

If you're just looking for an empty 110 cartridge to reload with, I created a video that might be helpful. No 3d printing needed, just an unused 110 cartridge:
czcams.com/video/63lCOGz9oV4/video.html