Lomography has announced its recent colour negative film LomoChrome Classicolor 200 is available in 110 format – and in a reusable camera.
The Austrian photography brand announced the 110 launch this week. It complements the conventional film already available, Tiger CN200.
Lomography said: “Our latest handcrafted colour negative film, the LomoChrome Classicolor ISO 200 Film, 2025 Formula is now available in 110 format! As the sole producers of the 110 film format, we’re super excited to bring you yet another film to capture this weird and wonderful world.
“A call to capture a physical moment that cannot be replicated in a new colour palette, this unique film is quietly sophisticated yet delightfully lighthearted beneath the surface, with a medium film grain. Shop now and explore this new film in 35 mm and 110 formats!”
LomoChrome Classicolor was originally released in late 2025 and is believed to be made by the German film manufacturer Original Wolfen, or ORWO. It is thought the film is an early iteration of the forthcoming Original Wolfen NC200 film.
Lomography listed the film’s specifications:
- Capture true-to-life colours and skin tones with a warm blush
- Discover energetic reds and crisp, clear blues and greens
- Softly luminous in direct sunlight
- Warm and earthy in shadier scenes
- Mixed light scenarios are enhanced with stark contrasts
- Get rich detail with medium grain structure
The film is available to order now and in the UK costs £6.90 per roll.
Lomography has also announced a new version of its Simple Use Camera pre-loaded with a 27-shot roll of LomoChrome Classicolor 200, which will be released on 1 April in the UK.
The camera has already been released in the US, where it costs $27.90.
Like other versions of the Simple Use Camera, the simple, flash-equipped 35mm camera can be used with other films once the supplied roll is shot.
You can see examples taken on the camera, provided by Lomography, below:
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