The Minolta 110 Zoom SLR is a strange little camera. But it makes the most of 110 film and its tiny negative. See my updated review here.
Updated review: Minolta 110 Zoom SLR
8 comments on Updated review: Minolta 110 Zoom SLR
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8 responses to “Updated review: Minolta 110 Zoom SLR”
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Ah 110 – that brings back memories. Where’re my flash cubes..?
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Bad memories of grainy photos, but memories nevertheless!
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:-D that’s about right!
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I also remember the little AG-1 flash bulbs you’d get to fit in hotshoe mounted flash units – little blue things filled with magnesium wire. My dad had a few boxes of these and, as a young boy, I discovered that I could crush and pop then between my fingers to satisfying effect – like proto-bubblewrap. By some miracle I not once cut myself! By some even greater miracle, my dad never found out and gave me what for (although I suspect he’d long stopped using them by this time anyway). :)
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The cameras I had as a boy all took the AG-1s. My parents didn’t like me using them, they were afraid I’d burn myself. Maybe that’s why my dad bought me a cheap camera that took Magicubes.
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Yes I remember those! :-D You were indeed VERY lucky not to cut yourself!
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It’s a cool looking camera though!
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It’s funky for sure.
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