Harman Phoenix 200, 35mm (36 Exposures)
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Harman Phoenix 200, 35mm film
Format: 35mm, 36 exposures, single roll
Film type: Daylight balanced colour negative, experimental
Nominal speed: ISO 200 / 24 DIN
Grain: Coarse and pronounced
Contrast: High, with early highlight clipping and strong reds
Best for: Bright even light, generous exposure
Processing: Standard C-41 colour chemistry
Manufacturer: Harman Technology, Mobberley, England
An experimental emulsion with deliberately unrefined behaviour. Expect strong character rather than neutral colour. Development and scanning are purchased separately.
A first attempt, on purpose.
Harman Phoenix 200 is the first colour negative film designed and manufactured by Harman in England, the company behind Ilford. They released it openly as a work in progress, and that is the whole point of shooting it.
It does not behave like a refined Kodak emulsion and it is not trying to. Contrast is high, grain is coarse and obvious, reds run hot, and highlights clip sooner than you expect. Halation glows around bright areas. The results are strange, saturated, and full of character.
Rated at ISO 200, it wants bright, even light and a generous exposure. Treat it as an experiment rather than a safe choice and it is genuinely exciting. If you want predictable colour, shoot Gold or Portra. If you want a roll that surprises you, this is it.
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