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Camp Snap's retro 110D is a digital camera from the 1970s
The viral screen-free camera brand reimagines the narrow 110 film format as a modern 8MP digital compact.
In brief
The viral screen-free camera brand reimagines the narrow 110 film format as a modern 8MP digital compact. Camp Snap's new 110D combines retro 1970s aesthetics with digital simplicity, keeping the screen-free philosophy that made their earlier cameras popular. Originally reported by Digital Camera World.
Camp Snap goes retro again
The viral screen-free camera brand is now reimagining the narrow 110 film format from the 1970s as an 8MP digital compact called the 110D.
Same tech, new shape
The 110D uses an 8MP Sony sensor and 26mm fixed lens, borrowing proven tech from the Camp Snap 2 but in a longer, thinner body inspired by 1970s cameras.
Faster shutter response
Camp Snap addressed a major complaint from earlier models by redesigning the button and improving shutter lag, making the 110D the fastest in the lineup.
Screen-free by design
Like all Camp Snap cameras, the 110D has no screen and uses an optical viewfinder, keeping you in the moment without the ability to review photos immediately.
Simple filters, no app needed
Five built-in filters swap via a slider on the camera body. Both filters and the microSD card door can be locked, making it safe for kids.
Compact and practical
The 110D measures 143.2 x 50 x 24.5mm, making it longer than the Camp Snap 2 but thinner. A pre-installed microSD card holds about 2,000 images, and it gets 500 shots per charge.
Priced just above Camp Snap 2
The 110D retails for $74.99 and is available for pre-order directly from Camp Snap, positioning it as a premium option in the screen-free camera lineup.
The short version
Camp Snap's new 110D combines retro 1970s aesthetics with digital simplicity, keeping the screen-free philosophy that made their earlier cameras popular.
