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HARMAN Phoenix II Colour 200 35mm Film
HOW DOES PHOENIX II COMPARE WITH PHOENIX I ? Compared to the original Phoenix film, Phoenix II has a more normal contrast, colour balance and finer grain. It also has a wider exposure latitude and is more flexible and less radical than original Phoenix, yet still offers a different look and feel to mainstream colour films and should still be considered a creative, experimental film. The film can exhibit halation in high contrast lighting and lack of an orange mask means the colour rendition can be unusual compared with an established colour film. Negatives have a purplish appearance when processed in standard C41 chemicals, this is normal.
EXPOSURE RATING: HARMAN Phoenix II film has a speed rating of ISO 200/24° (200ASA, 24DIN, EI 200) to daylight. The speed rating was measured using standard C41 processing and the ISO standard method. Practical evaluations have shown that the film works best in the range EI 100-200. We recommend bracketing your exposures initially to find out the best settings that work for you.
