CineStill Film

Phoenix 200 Color Negative Film, 120

Phoenix 200 Color Negative Film, 120 - Main image
Phoenix 200 Color Negative Film, 120Phoenix 200 Color Negative Film, 120Phoenix 200 Color Negative Film, 120Phoenix 200 Color Negative Film, 120Phoenix 200 Color Negative Film, 120
$6 $11.99 In stock

Category: Camera Accessories

HARMAN Phoenix 200, the brand's first ever color negative film made entirely from emulsion to packaged roll at the HARMAN technology factory in Mobberley, is a new ISO 200 color negative film, now available in 120 medium format. 

Since the revolutionary launch of HARMAN's first color film in December 2023, initially in 35mm format, their team has been working tirelessly on improving and refining the product to develop an ongoing and consistent supply. And that includes bringing Phoenix 200 to 120 medium format as a limited edition. 

HARMAN Phoenix 200 is an experimental ISO 200 color negative film with high contrast and strong visible grain. It can be used for any photographic subject, but best results are generally obtained outdoors with consistent light and medium brightness scenes while metering for the mid-tones. Process with standard C41 chemistry. Proper scanning settings can be found at harmanphoto.co.uk/phoenix.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie G. ★★★★★

Finally got my hands on this and shot a roll over the weekend — the ISO 200 speed handled overcast light beautifully without me having to overthink settings. Processing came back with that grainy, analog character you just can't fake, and knowing it's made entirely in one factory from start to finis

Adam Q. ★★★★★

The colors have this wonderful, slightly unpredictable character that feels genuinely organic—not that sterile digital look at all. I shot a roll in mixed light and the grain structure alone made me fall in love with it. Knowing it's manufactured entirely in-house from emulsion to packaged roll give

John L. ★★★★★

Shot these at box speed on a bright overcast day and the colors came back with that punchy, saturated look I was hoping for from a fresh emulsion. What really impressed me is how consistent the negatives are from roll to roll, considering it’s a first-generation product from that factory. Grain is n

Related Products