HARMAN Phoenix II 200 Colour Film 135-36

HARMAN Phoenix II 200 Colour Film 135-36 | Colour film for a 36-frame roll

For colour photographs made on film, HARMAN Phoenix II 200 Colour Film 135-36 gives you a 36-exposure roll in 135 format. It suits photographers who want to work with a roll of colour film and make a deliberate choice about each frame, rather than shooting without a frame limit. The 200 rating is part of the product name, so it’s easy to identify when you’re choosing film for a project. This roll is best suited to a planned stretch of shooting where 36 frames feels like a manageable amount: a day out, a small personal project, or a few scenes you’d like to record on film. The honest point is that the name tells you the format, frame count and rating; it doesn’t promise a particular colour palette or look. If those details matter to your choice, focus on the results you want rather than guessing from the name.

A roll with room to think

Thirty-six frames gives you a clear limit to work with. That can be helpful if you enjoy slowing down, choosing a subject and making each exposure count. It also gives you enough frames to explore one idea from a few angles without committing to a longer roll. Colour film makes sense when you want your photographs recorded in colour; Phoenix II is specifically identified as colour film in the product name. The 135 format and 36-frame count make the basic choice straightforward if those are the details you’re shopping by. The number 200 is worth keeping in mind as you compare film options, but no particular lighting advice or colour rendering should be assumed from the name alone. A simple, specific roll: colour, 135, 36 exposures.

Technical Specifications

• Product: HARMAN Phoenix II 200 Colour Film 135-36
• Film type: Colour film
• Format: 135
• Exposures: 36
• Rating: 200