Harman Phoenix 200 120 roll Film

Harman Phoenix 200 120 film brings the distinctive character of this groundbreaking emulsion to medium format photography. Following the successful launch of the 35mm version, this 120 roll format delivers the same bold color palette with strong contrast and vibrant hues that have made Phoenix a standout in Harman's century-long film manufacturing legacy. Each roll produces high-impact images with a visible grain structure and rich, deep blues that digital simply can't replicate.

Medium format photographers will appreciate Phoenix 200’s unique rendering of color and light, including its characteristic halation effects that add a distinctive glow to bright highlights. While rated at ISO 200, this versatile negative film can be exposed between ISO 100-400, though it delivers its signature look when shot at box speed in consistent lighting conditions.

With limited production runs and growing demand among film enthusiasts, these medium format rolls won't stay in stock for long. Add Harman Phoenix 120 to your collection today and experience the renaissance of color film photography with this exciting new emulsion!

• Daylight-Balanced Color Negative Film
• ISO 200/24° in C-41 Process
• Punchy Contrast and Vibrant Color
• Strong Visible Grain

• Film Format: 120
• Film Type: Color Negative
• ISO/ASA Film Speed: 200
• Color Balance: Daylight
• Film Processing : C-41
• Number of Rolls: 1

1: What makes Harman Phoenix 200 120 film special?

Harman Phoenix 200 120 is a landmark product as it's the first color medium format film produced entirely at Harman's Mobberley factory. It delivers a distinctive analog look with high contrast, strong visible grain, and punchy colors that many photographers find refreshingly different from other color negative films currently available.

2: How does Harman Phoenix 200 120 film compare to other medium format color films?

Phoenix 200 120 film has a more pronounced grain structure and higher contrast than many contemporary color negative films. It produces especially vibrant blues and can exhibit halation effects (a subtle glow around bright light sources). This gives photos a unique character that stands apart from the more clinical look of some modern films.

3: What's the best way to store Harman Phoenix 200 120 film?

For maximum freshness and longevity, store your Phoenix 200 120 film in a refrigerator (not freezer) until you're ready to use it. Allow the film to return to room temperature for 2–3 hours before loading it into your camera to prevent condensation. After shooting, process the film promptly for best results.