The 110D continues the company's commitment to screenless photography, requiring users to transfer files to a computer or mobile device to view their images. Inside, it houses a 1/3.2-inch Sony CMOS sensor paired with a 4.2mm, f/2.0 lens. Photographers can attach 30.5mm screw-on filters for macro or wide-angle shots, or utilize five built-in software presets—ranging from vintage to black and white—accessible via a physical sliding switch.
Camp Snap 110D Revives the Retro Pocket Camera Aesthetic
Drawing inspiration from the slim, horizontal 110 film cameras of the 1970s, the new Camp Snap 110D trades analog cartridges for an 8-megapixel digital sensor. Available for preorder at $74.95, the screenless device mimics the low-fidelity charm of Kodak and Canon classics while offering modern USB-C connectivity and digital storage.
Designed for simplicity and durability, the camera includes a 4GB microSD card secured behind a screw-fastened door. The 800mAh battery supports approximately 500 shots per charge, bolstered by an automatic sleep mode that activates upon shutter release. While the device lacks a digital preview screen, it does feature a basic segmented LCD on the rear to track battery health and shot count, alongside a built-in flash with adjustable color temperature.
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