I would have thought your only option is to use a slide/film scanner having mounted the negs [in pairs] is glass 35mm slide frames. Worth a try.
Jodi
🙂
Actually I own a bunch of 110 format cameras. I have a collection of "vintage" Kodaks.
My first camera was 127 format. This is why I believe I still have an affection for square format images.
ok, there are a couple now that are square format…fuji s3Pro and hmmmmm, some sort of Nikon I think. 😉
I can’t even remember the make of my first 110. It was one of those small black rectangular ones with built in flash. I’m almost sure it was a kodak but not positive. I took some really nice pics with that camera….for a kid I mean.
Ray, now that you posted the pic I can definietly say mine was a kodak ( altho your pic is a newer version 😉
Ray, you remind me of my brother. He still has stuff from when we were very little…mostly cool little cars that did stuff like the one I remember that he has…a dragster that after you pull the cord in back it throws sparks from the back end with wheels spinning a million miles an hour ! They don’t make cool toys like that anymore…too many sue happy parents today.
I got it when I was very young… Around 11 or 12 (over 25 years ago.. wow!).
Does anyone remember the Kodak Disk ?? Hummm… let’s forget the word Quality when speaking about the pictures it made… 🙂
Ray
Does anyone remember the Kodak Disk ?
I have some cameras for that format too.
And some Kodak instant picture cameras. [They shouldn’t exist, as K recalled the lot after they were sued by Polaroid.]
Lou…
A ‘quick and dirty’ method I have used successfully with my Epson 3170 scanner involves placing the negatives on the scanner glass,covered with a sheet of clear glass from a picture frame.
You work out where to place the negatives on the scanner by placing the normal film holder in position on the glass, and noting the position of the film aperture.
Collin:
I remember !! Kodak Colourburst… they were huge and the picture was ejected at the bottom of the camera. I had a Polaroid OneStep back then.
Nowadays, I have an iZone. Kids and teens just love it (adults as well, they just don’t admit it!!)
Ray
The Kodak disc camera took truly awful pictures; the negative area was simply too small to avoid excessive graininess.
I had a stack of 110 negatives that I tried to scan on a Canon Canoscan 8400F scanner. I couldn’t get the scanner to scan the negatives. The software requires that you specify the neg type, and 110 isn’t one of its predefined types. I’d be interested if anyone has a workaround that doesn’t involve cutting up the negs and mounting as 35mm.
Best Wishes,
Dean
Jodi, those links bring back some fond memories! I think I had one of the Kodak Tele-Ektra models:
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That was my third camera. My first camera was my Mom’s old 127(?) camera–the kind you looked through the viewfinder on the top. My second camera was a Kodak 126 camera. All the while, Dad would occasionally let me use his Pentax Spotmatic–and it used to tick him off that I could never remember how to load the dang camera with film! "Daaaaaad, how do you do this again?"
Thanks everyone for the tips. I’ll let you know what I end up trying.
Lou, yes i remember that old boxy camera my mother had ‘ look through the viewfinder on top’…the first wannabe digital camera 😉
Think of how far we have come !
My first camera, which I received for Christmas at about age 12 or 13, was an Ansco Panda. I loved it & still have some of the pics. I recently scanned some of my brother & sent them to him for his birthday.
Dave Cornwell
My first camera was an 126 instamatic Kodak???. All plastic body and it used those magic cube flashes. My mom bought it for me with S&H Green Stamps…I was SO proud. I still have most of the photos, but not the negatives. From there I graduated to a 110, then a 35mm Olympus. Now I’m a 100% digital nut.
Sorry for reminscing, but it brings back good memories. Hey, maybe someday we could do a scanning challenge…scan old photos from our "early" days…uh…those of us that have "early" days. 🙂
Patti
Patti
I have several 126 format cameras [love that square format – 35mm stock you know] – I wonder if I have the model that you had? I also have a few magicubes …
Magicube… wow!!!.. Flashbar anyone ? 🙂 That one fits on top of my Polaroid. It still has 2 unused bulbs. Though, I doubt they’d fire if I’d try.
Ray
Yup, remember those little flash cubes and ya turned them till every side was burnt out ?? My brothers always enjoyed disecting them afterwards…ya know, we already had this conversation last year. 🙂
We need new material
Jodi …
I must have been around here a while … I remember that conversation 🙂
Wendy
Oh my god… Do you remember the 1.1 MegaPixel HP with Parallel port ? It took 20 minutes for 5 pictures to download…
….or…
I remember my first car.. A Hyundai Excel with automatic transmission, red and rust (the rust appeared 27 minutes after I finished sending the last check)…
….or…
I miss my Telstar video game system… Black and White (well, the TV was Black and White, so I never exactly knew if the console itself was colour or not) and 3 games, which were variation on a theme…
….or…
Wow, it feels like Yesterday… Photoshop Elements 1 with the lady looking like she had a glass or two too much of champagne, and that funny palette bin…
😉
Ray
Byron, you’re way too organized.
Well, after reading a link that Jodi posted, I found out that 110 is half the height (more or less) of 35mm film. So I tried sticking two 110 strips in a 35mm strip reader for my scanner. After spending some time with it, I realized the images were all fuzzy because the film wouldn’t lie flat. So more investigation is required.
" Photoshop Elements 1 with the lady looking
like she had a glass or two too much of champagne, and that funny palette bin…"
You got a problem with that Ray ? 🙂 I’ve actually been forcing myself to use pe3…you know how I always had an undeniable attachment to my pe1…well, my ‘tweaked’ pe1…( I never bought pe2)doesn’t really look much like pe1 anymore…but anyways, yes I’m trying the ‘closure’ thing with it. I’ll let you know how that goes.
I do remember my ‘first’ ‘real’ 35mm camera. It was a mini minolta.
My first car was a ’75 firebird, was 18 livin’ in Florida and learned how to drive with that car. Didn’t actually get a liscence t’il i got stopped at a cop roadblock…and got a ticket for unliscenced driver. I kicked alot of butt with that Pontiac 400. I was such a child ! 😉
I really can’t remember too many ‘firsts’…..nope, not even that.
You got a problem with that Ray ? 🙂
Not at all… It’s much better than the current couple on PSE3.
Ray
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Byron, you’re way too organized.
Lou,
If by "organized" you mean "pack rat"… that’s me!
Byron
