Visions RS-110

I found this Visions RS-110 camera in a local used furniture store and it was only .25 cents! And not only that, it was brand new in an unopened box. I've got some expired Fuji 110 film I'm running through it right now and when I finish the roll, I'll be sure to post some results. Shooting with it, I've already noticed I like it better than most 110 cameras. This thing is shaped like a 35mm camera and more surface area to hold on to and grip better. Because of that, I think the pictures are going to be slightly shaper than if I used one of those thin pocket cameras.

I picked up this rather large 110 camera back in 2013 and you can see I only paid a quarter for it. I guess you get what you pay for because the first pictures I took with it turned out fairly crappy. I probably won't be using this one again, so onto the display shelf it goes.

Kassidee raiding the refrigerator. This was the first time this brand new Visions RS-110 camera had ever been used - it was new in the package when I bought it for about a quarter. However - the quality of it was sorely lacking and I was quite disappointed in the pictures it took. Plus, the film was expired, so that probably didn't help much. Camera: Visions RS-110 Film: Fuji Film Superia 200 (exp. 11/2003) Date: September 17th, 2013, 3.19 p.m. Location: Opdyke, Illinois, U.S.A. Visions Fuji 200 04cf

This was the first time this brand new Visions RS-110 camera had ever been used - it was new in the package when I bought it for about a quarter. However - the quality of it was sorely lacking and I was quite disappointed in the pictures it took. Plus, the film was expired, so that probably didn't help much. This one was of my sister and her daughter flying out of the St. Louis airport on their way to Colorado for a few days about a month and a half ago. Camera: Visions RS-110 Film: Fuji Film Superia 200 (exp. 11/2003) Date: September 25th, 2013, 1.33 p.m. Location: Lambert Field, St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. Visions Fuji 200 20df