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Harman Phoenix II ISO 200 Colour Film- 135 36exp.

Harman Phoenix II ISO 200 Colour Film- 135 36exp. - Main image
$8.87 $11.99 In stock

Category: 35mm Film

Harman Phoenix II is a color negative film rated at ISO 200, supplied here in the 135 format with 36 exposures per roll. It is offered by Nelson Photo & Video under the Harman brand for 35mm film photographers.

  • Brand: Harman
  • Film type: color negative film
  • Speed: ISO 200
  • Format: 135 (35mm)
  • Exposures: 36 per roll
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sebastian F. ★★★★★

Loaded this 200 ISO film in my Pentax for a weekend trip and the greens came out punchy without looking fake. Getting 36 frames per roll means fewer swaps mid-walk, which I appreciate. Grain is visible but tight enough that I'd shoot it again.

Richard ★★★★★

Shot a roll around sunset and the ISO 200 handled the warm light way better than I expected, nice fine grain too. Colors came out punchy without looking fake, which is exactly what I wanted from a color negative.

Kevin N. ★★★★★

Shot my first roll at ISO 200 in overcast light and the greens came out surprisingly rich for a color negative. The 36 exposures per roll meant I could finish a whole walk without swapping film. Grain is visible but that's part of the charm here.