HALINA 110 CAMERAS

Halina got into the submini camera market with several 110 cameras that were mostly sold under other brand names -- because the Halina label was unknown. But with the success of a few 110 cameras under their own label -- and all the money they made manufacturing 110 cameras for other brands -- they were able to become a major player during the DISC camera era. If you are able to provide more accurate information than is listed here, please contact us.

Micro 110

Simple 110 with 110 cassette providing much of the camera body -- a keychain camera without the keychain. Flip-up viewfinder.
110 Auto-Flip

Simple 110 with camera cover that converts into a handle. Accepts flip-flash.
Hot Pix

This camera is shaped like a modern "point & shoot" 35mm camera and even has a built-in flash. It comes in various bright colors and has a meter which determines if the flash is needed. Also sold as the Ansco VF110 Hot Pix. Uses 2 AAA batteries.
Revolution 89

(1989) 110 camera in French national colors to celebrate the French Revolution. Also sold as the Haking Revolution 89.
Telemaster Flash

A basic 110 camera with a built-in tele lens -- hence the "Telemaster" -- and a built-in flash -- hence the "Flash".
Vision Tele/Motor

Same as the Ansco Vision Tele/Motor. Uses two AA batteries.

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HALINA 110 CAMERAS

Micro 110

110 Auto-Flip

Hot Pix

Revolution 89

Telemaster Flash

Vision Tele/Motor