My new in the box Pentax auto 110 had never had a roll of film through
it -- until today! I figured what the hell. What good is a camera if it
doesn't take pictures. What's more, there are a lot of these "new in the
box." Seems quite a few people horded them. In any case, I remember some
discussions about film speed. The most commonly available 110 film seems
to be ISO 100, so that's what I loaded up. If memory serves me correct,
the consensus here was that the auto 110 will overexpose that by one
stop. Is that correct? One stop over is probably just about perfect for
that film, so I'm hoping that's the case.
Paul Stenquist
