Carena 110 EF

The Carena 110 EF is a pocket film camera. It was sold by Photo Porst and introduced in the 80s. In addition to the 110 EF, there was also the Carena tele 110 EF. As the name suggests, this camera has a built-in telephoto lens.

The camera lens cannot be changed. There is no way to change the focus.

The camera does not measure the exposure. A light meter or light meter app can be used to measure the correct exposure. The Carena 110 EF has a built-in flash.

Films for the Carena 110 EF

The Carena 110 EF photo films are required. Films for the pocket film format are used. These films are remanufactured and can be specified by some processing providers. After a long wait, Lomography is releasing films for this format again.

Possible films for the Carena 110 EF are the Lomography Tiger 110* for color photos and the Lomography Orca 110* for black and white images. The color film is developed using the C-41 process. The C-41 process is offered by almost every photo lab, but not every lab offers 110 film processing.

The camera negatives measure 13mm x 17mm.

Current evaluation of the camera value

How much is the camera worth today? Unfortunately, you can’t expect a high price for this entry-level model, which was already in the lower price range when it was introduced. In addition, cameras of this type can often be found on the market.

Of course, today’s value depends heavily on the technical condition of the camera and any additional accessories included in the scope of delivery. The current average price for a used copy is 11,58 Euro.