Phoenix 200

Harman's first color film made from scratch. Not a rebadge. Not a repackaged movie stock. It has its own look, a little wild, with strong contrast and unusual color.

How it behaves

Expect grain and punchy contrast. It likes bold light and simple scenes. Meter for the mid-tones to keep shadow and highlight detail. Overexposure and underexposure are not its friends. Rate it between ISO 100 and 200 depending on the scene. Harman keeps improving the emulsion, so buy fresh stock.

Questions people ask

Is Phoenix 200 a rebadge?

No. It is Harman's first color film made from scratch. Not a rebadge and not repackaged movie stock.

Is Phoenix 200 forgiving?

No. Latitude is rated at two stars. Meter for the mid-tones and nail the exposure.

What light suits Phoenix 200?

Bright, consistent daylight. Bright scenes where exposure can be nailed are its best use.