Harman Phoenix 200 Color Film (120 Roll Film) - Perfect for Landscape, Portrait & Street Photography - Capture Vibrant Colors & Fine Details

Like the mythical Phoenix, this new film represents hope, rebirth and transformation. It signals the beginning of a new story and the start of an exciting new chapter for one of the world's largest producers of photographic film. This is the first ever colour film produced completely from emulsion to cassette at the HARMAN factory in Mobberly, near Manchester, UK. Now available in 120, the larger negatives offer more detail than 35mm film. This quirky, experimental film produces high-contrast images with strong grain and bold, vivid colors. It is unlike any other color film in existence. Although ISO 200 is given as the base sensitivity, Phoenix can be rated anywhere from ISO 100 to 400. It works best in good, steady light. On brighter days or when shooting in backlight, there is the possibility of halation, which supports the overall strong impression of this film. For best results and to preserve detail in highlights and shadows, we recommend metering the exposure to mid-tones. Phoenix is not friends with overexposure or underexposure. Part of shooting on film is expecting the unexpected, and without a doubt that is exactly what Phoenix delivers. Uniquely colored negatives, anomalies in the coat and distinctive features in the backlight. New colour film with unique emulsion Medium ISO 200 sensitivity Exposure range ISO 100-400 Processing: C-41 process 120 roll film Manufacturer: Harman technology Limited How to get the best out of Phoenix? Shoot only in good, steady light Work carefully with correct exposure Meter for mid-tones Phoenix is most suitable for street photography, portraiture and other genres where the subject fills most of the frame What can you expect? Rich colours, matched in the characteristic Phoenix tone Distinctive green Deep red Vivid blue Excellent colour base for further creative processing during and after scanning (both on flatbed scanners and Fujifilm/Noritsu LAB scanners) .