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- Specifications
| Marketed | March 1975 |
| Original Price | 26,000 yen, 1,500 yen (case) |
A sister model to the 110ED and marketed at the same time, the 110E targeted the mass market. It differed from the 110ED in three ways: 26mm f/2.7 lens with 4 elements in 4 groups, zone focusing, and no date function. Otherwise, the camera was the same as the 110ED.
Although the film emulsion was new to improve image quality, the picture size was so small that the image quality of enlargements was not good. A model for the new ISO 400 film was developed. However, Canon later withdrew from the Pocket Instamatic market.
| Type | Pocket instamatic Lens-Shutter camera for 110 film cartridges |
| Picture Size | 13 x 17 mm |
| Lens | 26mm f/2.7 (4 elements in 4 groups) |
| Shutter | Canon-made electronically-controlled shutter for 8 sec. to 1/500 sec. X-sync with hot shoe. EV 0 (f/2.7 at 8 sec.) – 17 (f/16 at 1/500 sec.) |
| Viewfinder | Reversed Galilean viewfinder with projected frames. 0.61x magnification, 84% coverage at 3 m. Zone focusing marks, parallax correction marks, overexposure warning (red LED), underexposure and camera-shake warning (yellow LED) within the image area. |
| Focusing | Zone focusing |
| EE | CdS cell for aperture-priority EE. Metering range of EV 0 – 17 (click stops at f/2.7, f/4, f/8, f/16). Weather marks provided. Film speed of ISO 80. |
| Film Loading & Advance |
Loading with film cartridge. After opening the protective cover, push down the film advance knob until frame 1 is set. |
| Frame Counter | Frame number on film back viewable through camera back window. |
| Film Rewind | None |
| Power Source | One 6 V 4G-13 mercury oxide cell |
| Dimensions & Weight |
133 x 29 x 56 mm, 240 g (with batteries) |