Harman Phoenix 200 (Frontier + Noritsu scans)

Join me as I shoot the world's newest colour film, Harman Phoenix 200! I was fortunate enough to be given a roll for testing from my local lab Cape Film Supply and received scans from both their Fuji Frontier and their Noritsu. Thanks CFS! I shot the roll through my Nikon F3.
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[@cryptobyt2403]

Best for street casual user and photo artist

[@emrhyssstead]

Totally! Just bought some more phoenix - it was sold out in South Africa pretty much since this video went live. Keen to shoot it again and share the results!

[@Tungywav]

New film with such a vintage dare I say old feel these photos are awesome as always❗

[@juicypork6880]

This film is unlike any other films and i found it really interesting! Great job on the review man! Keep going❤❤

[@emrhyssstead]

Thanks man, I totally agree! 🙏🎞️❤️

[@joshfynbos]

Radddddd dig the swing shot with the Fuji scanner

[@emrhyssstead]

Same dude, my fave.

[@tonedeaf_film]

While Phoenix 200 doesn't currently top my list of preferred film stocks - I lean towards cooler options that capture blues better - I'm genuinely pleased to witness companies investing back into our community by introducing new film stocks. Hopefully this is the first of many new stocks from Harman.

[@emrhyssstead]

Absolutely brother! Big step in the right direction 😍🔥🎞️

[@eyeofalchemy]

The first shot at Sea Point was dope, and this is an interesting choice for portraits as well!

[@emrhyssstead]

Thanks man, despite all the quirks, I really like the look of this filmstock - will definitely be shooting it again!

[@b6983832]

Looks like if you can shoot slide film, you can get quite good results from Harman Phoenix. I mean not expecting the kind of latitude common for color negatives. Of course I realize this is just their first, limited edition color film, and is should not be judged as a final product.

[@emrhyssstead]

Absolutely, it doesn’t have THAT much latitude but I found often the highlight blowout to be quite pleasing in certain shots

[@carutherswillaby7592]

Do you know if the person scanning made an attempt to match the scans from one machine to the scans from the other machine?

[@emrhyssstead]

It was my local lab (Cape Film Supply) and they were trying to decide which scanner would be best for Phoenix as it’s a brand new stock they needed to see what worked so I predict they weren’t trying colour match the scans between the two scanners. They also asked which one people tended to prefer in order to make a decision as to which to use moving forward. Thanks for watching 🙏🔥

[@tinymanz443]

The green is from a very bizarre interaction this film has with certain kinds of fluorescent and LED lighting.

[@emrhyssstead]

Yeah the results were interesting to say the least!

[@Tungywav]

THE RETURN OF THE POOPOO BIN

[@nicholasfarmer7188]

Thank you for always supporting the lab Em, always a pleasure scanning and processing your work 🫱🏽‍🫲🏼

[@emrhyssstead]

Thanks for being the friendliest and best lab in SA! 🙏❤️🇿🇦

[@oneill.onfilm]

This is such a great example of how just scanning can yield such different results man. I’m not sure this stock is for me… but I’m gonna support it because new stocks need to flourish. Kodak is killing my wallet 🥲

[@emrhyssstead]

My feelings exactly, we need to support the film photography industry as much as we can do keep our medium alive!