110 film enquiry

[jimtong]

Hi,

Anyone know if I can still get the 110 film in Singapore?

[haagen_dazs]

yes you definitely can
i saw ruby selling them 2 weeks ago

[Terence]

You can't get anything but 110 roll film in Singapore. Readily available at Ruby, CP, and Fotohub.

[jimtong]

Hi guys,

Thanks for the reply!

Jimmy

[cheese]

Originally Posted by Terence You can't get anything but 110 roll film in Singapore. Readily available at Ruby, CP, and Fotohub.

i think you meant 220 roll film cant be found in sg retailers, the only option for roll film is 120 (and not 110)..?

[Terence]

Originally Posted by cheese i think you meant 220 roll film cant be found in sg retailers, the only option for roll film is 120 (and not 110)..?

I stand corrected...

[gangeslim]

problem is the printing after u got the film developed. have to look for a contact printer

[Neo]

Hmmm... do you guys know that there's actually a 110 film? It was very popular long time ago and co-existed with 35mm film. 110 film is actually cartridge-loaded film and virtually impossible to make mistakes loading and unloading, as there're cartridges on both ends so wrong loading is a no-issue. The pocket cameras (even as small as to be fitted onto key-chains) were all using the 110 film. The drawback was that the film size was small and tended to be a bit grainy (yeah... it was a long time ago and even ISO200 film tended to be a bit grainy). 110 film died out in the 1980s... but like the VW Beetle I heard some countries still have stocks!

[gangeslim]

perly still has them i believe. he brings them in for the 110 holga micro.

[deillusioned]

Originally Posted by gangeslim problem is the printing after u got the film developed. have to look for a contact printer

Are you able to advise on where can we develop and print/scan the film for 110?

I can only think of Kim Tian (haven't ask), any where else? Will it cost alot?

Thanks

[gangeslim]

development u can ask ruby, i think they do them.
i am not too sure about the printing and scanning part.
that is one of the reasons why i am hesitant of getting the 110 mini holga even though it is a way too cool camera.
i heard there's a place at chinatown which does it. not too sure if it is the kim tian you mentioned. have to ask perly about it

[Zann Tiang]

KT does it. they will use APS frame to scan. will have to crop later. APS slightly bigger frame.

Fee fee prints it, but they are charging 40cents per print.
then you can go home and scan again.