110 film is back!!

Lomography has launched their 110 film, Lomography Orca 110 B&W Film.

So, what is 110 film?? Normally in the market, you can get the 135 and 120 film. Those 2 are very common film in the market and most of the film cameras are using 135 or 120 film.

110 is a catridge based film format that introduced by Kodak in 1972. This is a miniaturized version of Kodak's earlier 126 film format. Each frame is 13 x 17mm.

Check out the link to know more about the Lomography Orca 110 B&W film.

To Pre-order this film, you can get this at the Lomography Online Store.

So,which camera that using 110 film?  I list down some of them.

• Minolta 110 Zoom SLR
• Pentax Auto 110
• Fujica Pocket 600
• Yashica Electro 110
• Rollei A110
• Kodak Instamatic 40
• Konica Pocket 400

Just that which camera will Lomography introduce soon? Refurbished old camera? Or fully new designed 110 camera? We will see.

Light meter FREE

I do have a Horizon Perfekt. It is a fully manual camera, which means we need to decide on shutter speed and aperture. So, either you're very familiar with the exposure, or else, to get a correct exposure, you will need a light meter.

YES, buy a light meter, which maybe cost you about RM500, or if you have smart phone, rely on digital this time, download the free light meter. Turn your smart phone to a free light meter.

iPhone do have free light meter. I'm using this. Easy and good, fast and accurate.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pocket-light-meter/id381698089?mt=8

Pick the ISO, 100 if lomography xpro 100, then decide on the aperture or shutter speed, just either one. After you pick one, the other will automatically give you the correct reading.

Click on the area that you want the correct exposure. Just like sunset, click on the sky if you want the sky in correct exposure, the sky will has brilliant color, but you will lost the details on land, which all will be in shadow. If you want to see the details on land, click on land to get the correct exposure.

Get fun with it.