Canon 110ED 20
The Canon 110ED 20 was released in September of 1977, as a successor to the Canon 110ED of 1975. Canon released this new model in order to offer a camera that was compatible with the new ISO 400 film that had become available in the 110 format. Canon continued to raise the bar with this 110ED 20 model, by offering a camera that was full of features that appealed to a serious 110 photographer. You could almost argue that the 110ED 20 was meant to be a "professional" 110 camera, if such a thing ever truly did exist. If you consider yourself a serious 110 photographer, this camera ought to be on the short list of 110 cameras you consider owning.
The 110ED 20 has rangefinder focusing and manual aperture control. The camera can immediately match the shutter speed to the selected aperture, in order to achieve correct exposure. The electronic shutter has a range of speeds from 2 seconds up to 1/1000th of a second. In the event of battery failure, the shutter can still be fired at a mechanical 1/125th of a second. To complement these features, the Canon 110ED 20 has a hotshoe, as well as tripod and cable release sockets. The cherry on top is the excellent five element 26mm f/2 lens, which was the fastest lens on a 110 camera at the time.
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