Reflx Lab
3-PACK FORTUNA C200 110 COLOR NEGATIVE FILM
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Q1: How should I start and end the film if my camera doesn't have a film counter?
A: Simply load the film into your 110 camera and advance it until it stops; you're then ready to shoot your first photo. Once the roll is fully exposed, the camera will prevent you from winding any further, letting you know it’s time to unload.
Q2: Do you have any 110 camera recommendations?
A: We highly recommend the Canon 110ED, Pentax Auto 110, Minolta 110 Zoom, and Rollei A110. It's best to avoid cheap, toy-like models—such as those that look like disposable cameras (no battery required, fixed focus, fixed aperture, fixed shutter speed) or come attached to keychains.
Q3: Is Reflx Lab 110 film perforated?
A: Yes, all of our 110 films are perforated just like standard 110 film. Since some of our batches are respooled from 16mm motion picture film, they feature 16mm perforations on one side and standard 110 perforations on the other.
Q4: Any other tips before I start shooting?
A: Always check the battery first! The shutters on many 110 cameras are electronically controlled. We also recommend test-firing the shutter (make sure the shutter can wide open) and checking the film advance mechanism before loading your film.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
A very nice true color film
film is good, the exposure latitude isn't as large as some films so on bright days the highlights and shadows lost detail. the 3rd printed cartridges are easy to take apart but the lack of backing paper makes it difficult to keep track of what frame you are on, additionally it sometimes has trouble winding so its hard to tell if you are at the end or if its jammed. Good value though and nice to have another 110 option on the market.
didnt work with any of my cameras and wouldnt let me depress my shutter for some reason
lomography works way better
The film is a good alternative to the available options. I’m looking forward to when there is a film counter window in the cartridges. Also one of the cartridges didn’t mesh well with the gears in the camera and would not advance. I loaded a competitor’s cartridge and it worked perfectly, so it’s not the camera.
Does not work in most of my 110 camera's due to bad gears, sloppy perferation. Don't buy it. It's not a profeesional produced item. Yet?