Harman Phoenix II - Film Gallery

This is a good experimental film that will not be confused with “traditional” film stock. I found that the colors blue and green really pop in this film, but skin tones may be subjective. I personally would not use this film to represent an accurate skin tone, but it looks fine if you want a unique look. I also thought the the images were slightly on the darker side. I would probably shoot this film preferably in bright sunlight and even think about over-exposing by one stop. It struggles with shadow details. Overall, I would use this film again for a unique outdoor experience.

I used a Minolta Autocord

Some people get Purple Shadows…

Some people get a magenta shift…

Some get a green/yellow sheen…

I color corrected carefully and I got a slight magenta shift – medium/low lattitude film that really say my daughters skin tones in a real way…lent lots of character and positive grain…; as long as I exposed dead on or over +1. Expose it dead on for your subject or +1 if you are not sure. Develop yourself/scan/and color correct yourself for best results. Makes creating a unique look a breeze!

Medium format Yashica D