Camp Snap's 110D upgrades retro film camera design with digital features

Camp Snap is expanding its line of screenless digital point-and-shoot cameras with the introduction of the 110D. This new model features a slim, horizontal design inspired by popular Kodak film cameras from the 1970s, making it pocket-friendly.

The 110D's aesthetic draws from the low-cost cameras of the era that utilized 110 film cartridges, originally introduced by Kodak in 1972. These cartridges were known for their ease of use, appealing to novice photographers and contributing to the popularity of compact camera designs from manufacturers like Canon, Minolta, and Pentax.

The camera is available for preorder at $74.95. Customers can choose between two color schemes: 'back in black' (black and gray) and 'dreamsicle' (white and orange). Matching accessories are also offered for these color options. Camp Snap appears to be targeting consumers interested in simplified, retro-styled digital photography.