Harman Phoenix II Is a Brand-New Color 35mm and 120 Film Stock

Harman Phoenix II is a Brand-New Color 35mm and 120 Film Stock

Harman is continuing its support of analog photography with the announcement of Phoenix II, the successor to the experimental Phoenix C41 film that is very different from the original and has been completely redesigned to offer better color and contrast.

HARMAN Phoenix II: an updated colour negative film by Jose Antunes - ProVideo Coalition

Available in both 35mm and 120 formats, the new film is built on a completely new emulsion. It offers finer grain, improved sharpness, and smoother contrast—while keeping the bold, vibrant look of the original release. HARMAN Technology Ltd, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of analogue photographic films, darkroom papers, and photo chemicals – and the name behind the classic Ilford range, has announced the launch of HARMAN Phoenix II, a …

Harman Technology releases Phoenix II colour negative film

The film has been released in 35mm and 120 at the same time (Pic: Harman Technology) Harman Technology has launched an improved version of its Phoenix 200 colour film called Phoenix II. The new version of the film was announced on Wednesday (16 July), and is being released in both 35mm and 120 formats at…

Harman launches new Phoenix II color film, with better color reproduction and reformulated ISO 200 film base

Harman Phoenix II: The new color film that lets your shots burn bright

Harman Phoenix: The Film That Got Too Much Hype

As I wrote this review two years after the release of Harman Phoenix, I can't help but really want to lean into my honesty. Even when I interviewed photographers about what this film is, they seemed kind of lukewarm about it. Harman released the first original color film in several years. That's a wonderful thing. But just because they did it, doesn't mean that it was something they excelled on in every single way. In fact, that's really how I f…