Harmar Phoenix ISO 200 color film canister and packaging on a white background

Log cabin in a grassy field with a blue sky and mountains in the background - shot on Harman Phoenix II 120 film

A man sits alone in a graffiti-covered tunnel beneath a bridge, illuminated by moody yellow lights in a richly textured urban landscape. Captured by Heather Hughes using a FujiGSW690ii film camera loaded with Harman Phoenix II 120 film.

Field of sunflowers with green leaves- shot on Harman Phoenix II 120 film

Woman sitting on a bench holding an orange parasol in an urban park setting- shot on Harman Phoenix II 120 film

Scenic landscape with cliffs reflected in a calm body of water - shot on Harman Phoenix II 120 film

People standing by a lake with a pink umbrella, surrounded by trees and mountains - shot on Harman Phoenix II 120 film

A woman in a flowing pink dress stands in a golden lavender field under hazy sunlight, framed by rolling hills and scattered trees. Captured by Heather Hughes using a FujiGSW690ii film camera loaded with Harman Phoenix II 120 film.

Black sneakers with white laces worn by a person on a wooden surface - shot on Harman Phoenix II 120 film

Lake with mountains in the background under a blue sky with clouds- shot on Harman Phoenix II 120 film

Winding dirt path through a forest with tall trees and green undergrowth- shot on Harman Phoenix II 120 film

Five boxes of Harman Phoenix ISO 200 colour film on a white background

Harman Phoenix ISO 200 color film boxes with 'Collector's Edition' text on a blue and gray background.

Harman Phoenix II - 120 Film

Name: Harman Phoenix II - 120 Film
Brand: Harman
SKU: 101397
Price: 65.0 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3.83 (18 reviews)

Rolls: 5 Rolls

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Harman Phoenix II 120 film brings all the vibrant charm and analogue magic of its 35mm sibling into glorious medium format. With a box speed of ISO 200 and dramatic improvements versus Phoenix OG, this updated emulsion brings vibrant tones, fine detail, and true-to-life colours to your photography. Plus with the larger negative size of medium format you will be able to capture more detail with tighter grain than ever before.

We have a limited number of exclusive Collector's Edition packs - this is your chance to be part of the biggest film launch of 2025 🤩 With significant upgrades versus the previous emulsion, Harman Phoenix II 120 will capture your summer in glorious colour. Also known as Harman Phoenix 2 and available in 35mm format.

Why We Love Phoenix II in 120

🎨 Vibrant Colours with Analogue Soul
Phoenix II delivers rich, true-to-life colour with just the right amount of punch. Think dreamy skin tones, glowing reds, crisp blues and plenty of pop without feeling artificial - and keeping the halation from Phoenix 1 that we loved so much

🔍 Fine Grain, Stunning Detail
Medium format already offers breathtaking resolution — and Phoenix II makes the most of it. The redesigned emulsion has a smoother grain structure, so you get sharp, clean images with elegant tonal transitions and plenty of character.

🧪 C-41 Friendly, Lab-Loving
Developed using the standard C-41 process, Harman Phoenix II 120 is welcome at film labs worldwide. It scans like a dream too — giving you vibrant colours and accurate detail straight out of the tank.

☀️ Flexible Exposure for Real-Life Shoots
Whether you're out on a bright day or chasing golden hour shadows, Phoenix II handles exposure beautifully. It’s forgiving of slight over- or underexposure, with strong highlight retention and much better shadow detail to keep your photos balanced and expressive.

For more information on how to shoot, process and scan Phoenix II, take a look at this Data Sheet. Image credit (c) Will McMahon, Heather Hughes and samples from Harman Photo.

Comparison vs Harman Phoenix 1

We have written a comprehensive side-be-side comparison of Phoenix 2 versus the original (as well as Kodak Gold) in this article but you can see a quick sample below. Note that this article uses 35mm format rather than 120 - but the differences will be comparable!

Specification

Format:	120
Colour:	Colour
Type:	Negative
ISO:	200
Exposures:	12
Pack size:	1 / 5

Final Thoughts

This is a film for curious creatives, medium format enthusiasts, and anyone wanting to experience something fresh from the ever-growing world of analogue photography. Whether you're shooting dramatic landscapes, artistic portraits, or slow-paced everyday moments, Harman Phoenix II 120 gives you the space - literally and creatively - to make magic 🪄

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Review of Harman Phoenix II

Perfect for: Beginners, Portraits, Landscapes, Travel

Accreditation Handles: calvertpics

Slightly disappointed

I think I prefer the original with it's high grain and warm colours. This new film has a strong green and magenta cast which is fine in low light situations but in sunlight creates a rather odd look in my opinion.

Perfect for: Portraits, Creative/Abstract

Accreditation Handles: George G

Better results

After having shot this in 35mm, it was time to see how the 120 would fair.

I decided to shoot it in a holga for world zombie day and the results were great.

The colours helped to enhance the makeup the zombies were wearing.

Perfect for: Landscapes, Street Photography, Architecture, Creative/Abstract, Travel

Accreditation Handles: @basilmcdonald

Good first impressions

I enjoyed the results of this a lot more than Phoenix I. Colours are definitely better and, in the right context, I like the glowy halation look. Definitely worth trying again in the future.

Perfect for: Portraits, Landscapes, Creative/Abstract

Accreditation Handles: @edmrising3

Love this film

Really impressed by Phoenix II - contrasty, love the blues, the portrait has a painterly quality I haven’t seen before. All the images here are unedited. You have to give this film a try. It’s a proper gem.

Perfect for: Great All-Rounder

Accreditation Handles: Stuart Leeds

A vast improvement over version 1

This film is a vast improvement over Harman Phoenix in terms of brain structure and especially the colour rendition. It’s on the cool side but is consistent. It is worth trying out a roll or two.