What is the difference between the 100 and the 110
 

Hi - could someone please summarize the difference for me? I searched on line but haven't found anything. I have the GY 100.

They are very similar, I believe the 110 has image flip capability for using 35mm adaptors. It's virtually the same camera though. The 110 seemed to follow right at the 100's heels, possibly because of some early and patently unfair and distorted internet buzz with regards to the 100. They both remain among the top cams in the 1/3" class to this day.

Check out this link:

JVC GY-HD100 FAQ - OpenWords

The HD110 has a user accessible mirror flip mode for "self-shooting" but that feature actually did exist in the HD100, it was just in the ADVANCED MENU. The mirror flip mode can't be used with 35mm adapters. The HD200/250/HM700 have an EVF ROTATE mode for 35mm adapters.

The other primary improvements of the 110 over the 100 are:
- B&W mode on viewfinder
- LCD and EVF can be used at the same time
- Video output can be letterboxed as well as squeezed (100 was squeeze only)
- DNR added in place of "SMOOTH MOTION" option in the HD100. I wouldn't suggest using either feature.
- Adjustable sensitivity of Focus Assist

Thanks for the info!