HARMAN Phoenix 200 is a brand new ISO 200 colour negative film with a characteristic silver look!
It is the very first colour film to be manufactured entirely in HARMAN's Mobberley (UK) factory, an important and incredibly exciting milestone.
This film produces high-contrast images with visible grain and vivid, punchy colours. It is unlike any other colour film.
Phoenix can be exposed between ISO 100 and 400, but works best in good continuous light. On a very bright day, or when shooting facing the light source, there is a risk of halation.
Good exposure gives the best results. We advise you to meter the mid-tones in order to preserve shadow and highlight detail (Phoenix does not tolerate significant over-/underexposure).
Part of the pleasure of exposing film is the sometimes unexpected results, and this film is no exception, from its unique colours to its possible encounters with coating anomalies. Forget your expectations and enjoy the experience!

Processing: Standard C41 processing

What to expect

- Highly visible grain.
- Vivid colours that can react differently depending on the scanner settings.
- Vibrant greens, pleasing reds and brilliant blues.
- Halation may occur.
- Some coating anomalies.

Getting the most out of HARMAN Phoenix 200

- Take your photos under continuous, good quality lighting.
- Make sure the exposure is correct.
- Works well for most subjects but...
- Works best for scenes and subjects that fill the frame.

Like the mythical Phoenix, this new film represents hope, rebirth and transformation. It marks the beginning of a new legacy for HARMAN and an exciting new chapter for one of the world's leading photographic film manufacturers.
As the first colour film, it is not without its imperfections, but it is a signal of intent for the company, with sales of this film being used to refine and improve its formulations, coating capabilities and colour technology. The aim is for each new HARMAN colour film to be an improvement on the previous one.