Harman Phoenix 200 Color Film Sample Photos

September 15, 2026

Looking for Harman Phoenix 200 sample photos? These frames were shot on HARMAN Phoenix 200 — an experimental ISO 200 color-negative film known for high contrast, visible grain, intense warm colors, and occasional halation in backlit scenes.

Made at HARMAN’s Mobberley factory, Phoenix 200 was their first fully in-house color film (emulsion to cassette). It develops in standard C41 and was released in DX-coded 35mm (36 exp) and 120 medium format. Rate it around ISO 100–400 to explore different looks — it rewards bright daylight and creative risk-taking.

Available in our shop: Harman Phoenix II 200 (35mm · 120) →

Wooden pumpkin cutout with a scarecrow and hay bales shot with a Hasselblad 500CM on HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 color film, developed in Kodak C-41 developer. — Wooden pumpkin cutout with scarecrow at a pumpkin patch — Harman Phoenix 200 120, Hasselblad 500CM

Harman Phoenix 200 film sample photos

Yellow wire cart filled with pumpkins and gourds shot with a Hasselblad 500CM on HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 color film, developed in Kodak C-41 developer. — Yellow cart of pumpkins and gourds at a fall market — Harman Phoenix 200 120, Hasselblad 500CM

Front door framed by a jack-o’-lantern arch and pumpkins shot with a Hasselblad 500CM on HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 color film, developed in Kodak C-41 developer. — Halloween porch with jack-o’-lantern arch and pumpkins — Harman Phoenix 200 120, Hasselblad 500CM

Stone fountain in a sunny plaza with palms shot with a Hasselblad 500CM on HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 color film, developed in Kodak C-41 developer. — Stone fountain in a sunny plaza with palms — Harman Phoenix 200 120, Hasselblad 500CM

Scarecrows, pumpkins, and a picnic blanket on hay shot with a Hasselblad 500CM on HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 color film, developed in Kodak C-41 developer. — Scarecrows, pumpkins, and hay bales under blue sky — Harman Phoenix 200 120, Hasselblad 500CM

Looking up at palm trunks against deep blue sky shot with a Hasselblad 500CM on HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 color film, developed in Kodak C-41 developer. — Looking up at palm trunks against deep blue sky — Harman Phoenix 200 120, Hasselblad 500CM

Long row of pumpkins at an outdoor patch shot with a Hasselblad 500CM on HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 color film, developed in Kodak C-41 developer. — St. Mark Pre-School pumpkin patch rows in afternoon light — Harman Phoenix 200 120, Hasselblad 500CM

Backlit bird-of-paradise flower at golden hour shot with a Hasselblad 500CM on HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 color film, developed in Kodak C-41 developer. — Backlit Bird of Paradise flower at golden hour — Harman Phoenix 200 120, Hasselblad 500CM

Tall palms against a pale sky shot with a Hasselblad 500CM on HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 color film, developed in Kodak C-41 developer. — Tall palm trees against pale blue sky — Harman Phoenix 200 120, Hasselblad 500CM

Close-up of spiky green leaves shot with a Hasselblad 500CM on HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 color film, developed in Kodak C-41 developer. — Bird of Paradise bud among deep green leaves — Harman Phoenix 200 120, Hasselblad 500CM

Bunch of orange marigolds in high-contrast light shot with a Hasselblad 500CM on HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 color film, developed in Kodak C-41 developer. — Orange marigolds and pumpkins in high-contrast light — Harman Phoenix 200 120, Hasselblad 500CM

Casa de Palmas Hotel with palms in McAllen shot with a Hasselblad 500CM on HARMAN Phoenix 200 120 color film, developed in Kodak C-41 developer. — Casa de Palmas Hotel, McAllen, Texas — Harman Phoenix 200 120, Hasselblad 500CM

If you want punchy color, noticeable grain, and a film that leans into the unexpected, Phoenix 200 (and its successor Phoenix II) delivers a distinctly analog color experience.