Is Harman Phoenix available in 120 format?

Name: Harman Phoenix - 120 Film
Brand: Harman
SKU: 101174
Price: 13.0 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (29 reviews)

Yes! Harman Phoenix launched in medium format on 5th September 2024 and you can buy it for any of your medium format cameras

Harman Phoenix - 120 Film - outside packshot

Harman Phoenix - 120 Film - sample photo taken by Paul McKay in Oxford

Harman Phoenix - 120 Film - sample photo (c) Jose Carvajal

Harman Phoenix - 120 Film - sample photo taken by Paul McKay of a sunset

Harman Phoenix - 120 Film - sample photo (c) Hannah Gross

Harman Phoenix - 120 Film - sample photo taken by Paul McKay of the warehouse team at Analogue Wonderland

Harman Phoenix - 120 Film - sample photo taken by Paul McKay of a rabbit lamp

Harman Phoenix - 120 Film - sample photo of a duck (c) Alex Doran

Harman Phoenix 120 Film - sample photo taken by Paul McKay with a pinhole ONDU camera

Harman Phoenix - 120 Film - sample photo taken by Paul McKay of flowers in vase

Harman Phoenix - 120 Film - sample photo of lady in portrait (c) Alex Doran

Harman Phoenix - 120 Film - pack shot with roll of film

Harman Phoenix - 120 Film

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HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 Film: Phoenix is now available in medium format!

Step into the world of analogue creativity with HARMAN Phoenix 200, a revolutionary ISO 200 colour negative film from the folks that run the Ilford and Kentmere film brands. After the successful launch of Phoenix 35mm in late 2023, we're thrilled that Harman have been able to realise the dreams of medium format photographers to bring Harman Phoenix 120 film to market!

Researched, designed, and crafted at the HARMAN technology factory in Mobberley, the Harman Phoenix film marks a significant milestone in the realm of analogue photography.

Features and Benefits:

1. Distinct 'Analogue' Look and Feel:
Immerse yourself in the unique charm of true analogue photography with the HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 film. The film captures moments with a distinct aesthetic, delivering an authentic look and feel that sets it apart from conventional colour films.

2. High Contrast and Vibrant Colours:
Elevate your images with high-contrast visuals and punchy, vibrant colours. The experimental nature of Phoenix 200 results in striking images, making it a perfect choice for those seeking a 120 film that goes beyond the ordinary and embraces the unexpected.

3. Versatile ISO Range with Creative Flexibility:
With a box speed of ISO 200, Phoenix offers creative flexibility by allowing you to rate it between ISO 100 and 400. This versatility opens up opportunities for experimentation in various lighting conditions, though optimal performance is achieved in good, consistent light.

And of course the larger 120 negatives offer much more detail than a 35mm neg.

Tips for the Best Results:

Ensure proper exposure by metering for mid tones to retain shadow or highlight detail, as over or underexposure will not be Phoenix’s friend.
Personally I've found that bright sunlight gets the best results!
Embrace the unexpected and relish in the quirks of this experimental 120 film, from uniquely coloured negatives to chance encounters with coating anomalies

You can see more tips in our article 'Top Tips for shooting Harman Phoenix' and read our review of Phoenix 120.

Specification

Format:	120
Colour:	Colour
Type:	Negative
ISO:	200
Exposures:	12
Pack size:	1 / 3

To understand more about the details above you can check out our film guide or if you want some inspiration then head over to our page on choosing your next film.

Extra photo credit (c) Paul McKay

About Harman Phoenix Film

We've created a 'Learning Hub' where you will be able to see all the detail about Harman Phoenix - including comparison articles versus other colour films, scanning settings for getting the best from the negatives, and much more. Head here to learn!

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Review of Harman Phoenix II

Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Creative/Abstract

Holga GCN

Unpredictable results that i'm a fan of

Perfect for: Landscapes, Street Photography, Creative/Abstract

Accreditation Handles: @luca.clarkephotography

Bold colours

I quite like the vivid colours, especially reds. I will need to try some more. I like the light leaks too, they add to the colourful emulsion.

Perfect for: Landscapes, Creative/Abstract, Travel

Accreditation Handles: @devons_hobbies

I was blown away

After seeing others post their photos shot on phoenix I didn't have high hopes. But after shooting my own roll (at box speed) and getting AW to develop it I was blown away at how good the images look. I'm still not the biggest fan of the colours but when it comes to sharpness and detail I'm amazed.

Perfect for: Great All-Rounder

Accreditation Handles: Joogble_analogue

Ok

I used this film my Mamiya camera I use all the time but for some reason when I used this film only three frames came out and the camera has no issues as I have used it a lot before and after and no issues like this. But it still came out really nice and I like how the colours look.

Accreditation Handles: @newgolddreamer82

The Phoenix Goes Large

Having been exploring with Phoenix for more than a year, and thoroughly enjoying all the little creative sparks it offered, I was pretty stoked at the prospect of a 120 version! The larger film size definitely helps with finer grain and smoother tones, much as I love its quirks in 35mm . Phoenix wasn't ever the finest grain emulsion around, but then there's always Ektar or Portra for that. The 120 Phoenix is a welcome addition to any photographer's toolbox. It's the scruffy ass Punk kid to Portra's well groomed straight -A student, and all the better for it.