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HARMAN RED 125 Film

Explore the vivid, surreal world of the latest creative film, Harman RED 125, a new Redscale film that’s taken the analogue industry by storm with its distinct look and feel.
HARMAN RED Film

So, what is Harman RED, and where did it come from?

Harman RED is a medium-speed film crafted by Harman Technology, a renowned name in the UK analogue world. Born from their very own Phoenix 200 emulsion, Harman RED was created by flipping the Phoenix 200 backwards inside the cassette to create unique red, orange, yellow, and occasionally green tones.

What is the Redscale effect?

Redscale works by reversing the film during loading and exposing the film at least one to two stops from the film's ISO speed so that light reaches the red-sensitive layer first.  This specialist technique results in vivid orange and red tones, transforming dull scenes into a dystopian-like sensation, producing hauntingly warm and dystopian visuals.

Tips & Tricks

To get the full effect of Harman’s red film, shooting between ISO 100 and 200 is recommended. If you want to take it a step further, the Harman Red 125 offers complete creative flexibility, allowing you to shoot between ISO 50 and 400. Push your photos to the limit!

Harman RED’s tonal style varies significantly based on your exposure. Underexposed shots offer more pronounced shadows, intense reds, and a higher grain. Normal exposure shots offer warm, orange hues with softer, more subtle shadows. Overexposed shots offer brighter, higher contrast results with a finer grain and more varied colour palette, including hints of green.
HARMAN RED Film - Sample Image
Harman RED’s tonal style varies significantly based on your exposure. Underexposed shots offer more pronounced shadows, intense reds, and a higher grain. Normal exposure shots offer warm, orange hues with softer, more subtle shadows. Overexposed shots offer brighter, higher contrast results with a finer grain and more varied colour palette, including hints of green.

Now available in 35mm and 120 roll film, Harman RED is more than just your average colour film; it’s a bold, vibrant film that lets you unleash your creativity with its fiery palette and unique results. It’s not meant for conventional work like weddings, but for adding boldness to your portfolio. Curious about this experimental tool? Pick up a roll, shoot in varied light, and let the reds tell your story.

Shop our Harman film & camera range!

Want to learn how to load and unload your film?

The film that everyone’s talking about: HARMAN RED 125 Film

Explore the vivid, surreal world of the latest creative film, Harman RED 125, a new Redscale film that’s taken the analogue industry by storm with its distinct look and feel.

HARMAN RED Film

So, what is Harman RED, and where did it come from?

Harman RED is a medium-speed film crafted by Harman Technology, a renowned name in the UK analogue world. Born from their very own Phoenix 200 emulsion, Harman RED was created by flipping the Phoenix 200 backwards inside the cassette to create unique red, orange, yellow, and occasionally green tones.

What is the Redscale effect?

Redscale works by reversing the film during loading and exposing the film at least one to two stops from the film's ISO speed so that light reaches the red-sensitive layer first.  This specialist technique results in vivid orange and red tones, transforming dull scenes into a dystopian-like sensation, producing hauntingly warm and dystopian visuals.

Tips & Tricks

To get the full effect of Harman’s red film, shooting between ISO 100 and 200 is recommended. If you want to take it a step further, the Harman Red 125 offers complete creative flexibility, allowing you to shoot between ISO 50 and 400. Push your photos to the limit!

Harman RED’s tonal style varies significantly based on your exposure. Underexposed shots offer more pronounced shadows, intense reds, and a higher grain. Normal exposure shots offer warm, orange hues with softer, more subtle shadows. Overexposed shots offer brighter, higher contrast results with a finer grain and more varied colour palette, including hints of green.
HARMAN RED Film - Sample Image
HARMAN RED Film - Sample Image
Harman RED’s tonal style varies significantly based on your exposure. Underexposed shots offer more pronounced shadows, intense reds, and a higher grain. Normal exposure shots offer warm, orange hues with softer, more subtle shadows. Overexposed shots offer brighter, higher contrast results with a finer grain and more varied colour palette, including hints of green.

Now available in 35mm and 120 roll film formats, Harman RED is more than just your average colour film; it’s a bold, vibrant film that lets you unleash your creativity with its fiery palette and unique results. It’s not meant for conventional work like weddings, but for adding boldness to your portfolio. Curious about this experimental film? Load up a roll, start shooting, and let the reds tell your story.

Shop our Harman film & camera range!

Want to learn how to load and unload your film?