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2026-09-23 - Hunter 110EF Pocket Camera

 

The Hunter 110EF Pocket Camera is a compact, point-and-shoot camera built for 110 cartridge film. Like many generic or brand-variant 110EF models from the era (such as Concord, Carena, or Sigmatech), the EF tag stands for Electronic Flash. It features a fixed-focus lens, manual film advance, and a built-in electronic flash. The flash requires AA or AAA batteries, which are used solely to power the flash unit, as the camera itself is completely mechanical.

Key Features:

  • Film Format: Uses 110 drop-in film cartridges, creating a tiny 13 mm × 17 mm negative.
  • Flash System: Features a built-in electronic flash, powered by 2 AA or AAA batteries.
  • Lens & Focus: Fixed-focus plastic lens, requiring you to stand roughly 4–5 feet away from your subject for clear shots.
  • Operation: Manual thumbwheel or slider film advance with a simple, single-speed mechanical shutter.


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