The HARMAN Phoenix 125 retains the special characteristics that made the original Phoenix 200 so unique – now with a sensitivity of ISO 125.

This colour negative film is anything but ordinary: strong contrasts, clearly visible grain and intense, vibrant colours give your shots an unmistakable analogue character. Every image takes on a mood all of its own – sometimes surprising, sometimes unpredictable, but always exciting.

With its DX-coded cartridge and a nominal sensitivity of ISO 125, the Phoenix 125 performs particularly well in good, even light and on sunny days. When shooting into the sun, a characteristic halation may also occur, surrounding bright areas with a warm glow.

For the best possible results, HARMAN recommends exposing for the mid-tones. This is because the Phoenix 125 is sensitive to both over- and underexposure. Careful exposure helps to preserve detail in the shadows and highlights and brings out the film’s distinctive colour characteristics to their best advantage.

Development: Standard C-41. Those keen to experiment can also try developing the film using the E-6 or ECN-2 processes.

Key features

• Daylight-balanced colour negative film
• ISO 125 at 22 °C using the C-41 process
• Strong contrast and vivid colours
• Pronounced, visible grain
• Film canister with DX coding

Capture unmistakably analogue photos with the Phoenix 125 colour negative film from HARMAN Technology. The Phoenix 125 offers strong contrast and vibrant colours whilst retaining the characteristics of the original Phoenix 200 film, but features a new sensitivity of ISO 125/22° in the standard C-41 process. A strong, visible grain pattern and halos around light sources also contribute to the unique aesthetic of the Phoenix 125, enabling you to take distinctive photographs that stand out from those produced by other colour films.

This item is one roll of 120-format film.