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At Lomography HQ, we've recently been reminiscing about the good old days of shooting 110 film. Help us on our quest to find out the best places to get this extra-special film format developed!
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As huge fans of all film formats, we introduced the PhotoLabs section to give Lomographers across the globe the most detailed information possible on where to develop every kind of analogue film. That's why we'd now also love to find the best places to develop other film formats besides 35mm and 120, especially the lost treasure of 110 pocket film!
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From a little research, we know that most labs still develop 110 film; now we'd like your input from across the world! To help on this 110 quest, please complete our short 110 Film Survey. Also, When submitting a lab you can now define exactly what film formats each Lab develops; doing this is really easy and will make it tons easier for your analogue buddies to find places to develop different film types. Submit a Photo Lab that develops 110 film this week and we'll reward you with 5 Piggy Points to spend in the Online Shop. To help on this 110 quest, please also complete our short 110 Film Survey. Join us on our 110 journey and, who knows, a new analogue film jewel could be introduced to the Lomographic world in the near future!
Complete The 110 Film Survey
→ Submit a 110 PhotoLab Now
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- Know Your Film Formats -
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We've currently gone film crazy at Lomography.
Join us in learning about all our favorite film formats!
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