Once again we have a camera that brings you retro charm and gives you pure, distraction-free fun like the good old days! The newly announced Camp Snap 110D brings the iconic, ultra-slim 110 cartridge camera silhouette of the 1970s and ’80s straight into the modern digital age. Let us take a look!
“What Is The Camp Snap 110D”?
Designed to keep you completely immersed in the moment, this pocketable power-house sticks to Camp Snap’s beloved screen-free philosophy, with no displays to check, no apps to sync, and zero menu-diving required. You just aim through the optical viewfinder, press the shutter, and enjoy the pure joy of spontaneous photography!
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Many of us remember growing up with these cameras, either owning them ourselves, or knowing family members who owned them and brought them out at parties and family get-togethers.
(All images taken from the Camp Snap Website Here – Where You Can Pre-Order)
“Key Highlights”
- Classic 110 Form Factor: Long, slim, and remarkably lightweight, the 110D slips effortlessly into a back pocket or swings comfortably from a wrist strap.
- Instant Tactile Shooting: Features Camp Snap’s fastest shutter button yet, delivering a punchy, responsive click with near-zero lag.
- Built-in Physical Filter Slider: Swap between 5 distinct aesthetic looks on the fly—Standard, Vintage 1, Vintage 2, Analog, and Black & White.
- Quick-Draw Battery & Power: Thanks to its instant auto-sleep and instant-wake shutter, you can shoot up to 500 photos on a single charge.
- Tough & Family-Friendly: Outfitted with a dual-use memory door—keep it locked down with a screw to prevent kids from losing the memory card, or swap to the quick-tab latch for easy everyday access.
“Tech Specs At A Glance”
| Feature | Specification |
| Sensor & Resolution | 8MP 1/3.2″ Sony CMOS |
| Lens | Fixed 26mm-equivalent f/2.0 (supports 30.5mm threaded screw-on filters) |
| Flash | Dual-tone LED (3,000K & 6,500K options) |
| Storage | 4GB MicroSD included (2,000 JPEG images) |
| Charging & Transfer | USB-C |
| Colorways | Back in Black & Dreamsicle |
| Price & Shipping | £57 (Pre-orders open; shipping October 2026) |
“Conclusion”
Whether you’re tossing it into a backpack for a weekend hike, handing it to the kids, or capturing candid snapshots on a casual night out, the Camp Snap 110D promises to make simple, analogue-feeling digital photography cooler and more accessible than ever. As you all know, I love the simplicity of my Flashback One35 V2 and use it on a regular basis. It still gets comments from onlookers, even now. This new Camp Snap 110D looks just as much fun!
This is certainly a camera I will be owning in the near future, and you can expect a full hands-on review, reviewed for real, everyday usage as always. Everything I review, I actually use long-term, unlike so many other reviewers. That’s the OneCameraOneLens difference!
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I want one! All through my teens all I had was a Kodak 110. I still have a purple and black 110. It’s sitting on my bookshelf with several other cameras I have owned. It’ll always be a fav of mine since it’s the only camera I had for 5 years! I also still have my Kodak The Lost World 35mm disposal camera. I’ve never developed the images on that camera. They’re probably all over exposed! 🙂
This new one is WAY more expensive than the originals were! That’s a bummer. I can’t see kids buying them up like I used to with my meager allowance.