Konica Minolta VX200 24exp 110 format - Expired 1999

Step back into late-90s pocket photography with this vintage Japanese emulsion. This Konica Minolta VX200 cartridge is a genuine 110 format colour negative film featuring 24 exposures and an original factory expiration date of 1999.

Known in its prime for vivid reds, rich skin tones, and sharp Japanese colour science, this millennium-era stock has now aged for well over two decades. Expect atmospheric colour shifts, softened mid-tones, unique contrast roll-off, and the distinct, textured grain that makes expired subminiature formats so rewarding to shoot.

The Highlights

• Genuine 110 Pocket Film Cartridge: Simple drop-in loading compatible with all classic 110 pocket cameras (including the Pentax Auto 110, Minolta 110 Zoom SLR, Kodak Pocket Instamatic, and Lomography Diana Baby).

• Late-90s Japanese Emulsion: Authentic pre-2000s Konica/Minolta colour formulation, prized for punchy hues and distinct tonal character.

• 24 Full Exposures: A complete 24-frame cartridge offering plenty of shots to test exposure ranges and capture spontaneous pocket snapshots.

• Authentic Expired Look: Expired in 1999—delivers classic aged-film character with subtle colour balance shifts, lower contrast, and gritty vintage grain.

• Standard Lab Processing: Developed in standard C-41 colour chemistry (check that your preferred lab handles and scans 110 format).

Quick Specs

• Format: 110 Film Cartridge

• Length: 24 Exposures

• Type: Colour Negative

• Original Box Speed: ISO 200

• Expiry Date: 1999

• Processing: Standard C-41 (110 format compatible)

• Best For: Retro snapshot aesthetics, subminiature camera experiments, gritty street photography, and lo-fi art projects.