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The '''Vivitar Point 'N Shoot 110''' is a plastic camera taking 17mm x 13mm images on [[110 film]], marketed from about 1986 by [[Vivitar]]. The camera is believed to have been manufactured in China. | The '''Vivitar Point 'N Shoot 110''' is a plastic camera taking 17mm x 13mm images on [[110 film]], marketed from about 1986 by [[Vivitar]]. The camera is believed to have been manufactured in China. | ||
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| Vivitar Point 'N Shoot 110 image by Tony Kemplen (Image rights) |
The Vivitar Point 'N Shoot 110 is a plastic camera taking 17mm x 13mm images on 110 film, marketed from about 1986 by Vivitar. The camera is believed to have been manufactured in China.
The Point 'N Shoot 110 has fixed focus and exposure. The retail version was black. A special lavendar colored version was sold through Avon in 1987. The slot in the top of the camera is for a Flip-Flash module; a disposable strips of flashbulbs.
Photos
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| Vivitar Point 'N Shoot 110 image by Kenneth Dwain Harrelson (Image rights) |
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| Vivitar Point 'N Shoot 110 image by Kenneth Dwain Harrelson (Image rights) |
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| Vivitar Point 'N Shoot 110 image by Tony Kemplen (Image rights) |
