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harman has announced A new 35 mm film expands options for analog photographers in search of unique colors. The United Kingdom -based company Harman Photo, Ilford Photo and Kentmere Brands produce the film, making many products for analog photographers. The latest film of the company, Red 125, takes things to the more unique end of the spectrum, likes it very much Redscale of Lomography Gift. It says that this release is made at 2023 launch Phoenix 200 And “is part of the company’s long -term color journey.”
Red 125 is a professional ended ISO 125 Redscale film. The redscale color is the effect of shooting behind the film, which first exposes the red-sensitive layer. “By doing so, you are highlighting your image through the film’s base and red sensitive layer, mainly including red, oranges and yellows,” says Giles Brarantwite, Sales and Marketing Director. The position, but can be a fun option to play together.
Harman Technology states that the film “is supported by the recent announcement of” operational and research and development work significant capital investment, the sale of this film will continue to be reinstated to support a roadmap of future color films. ” It is exciting to hear that more new emulsion can be in functions.
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Harman made red 125 to offer a reasonable amount of flexibility. It states that it has a useful exposure range of EI 50-400, but the EI suggests shooting between 100-200. In one scene, the look can change depending on the exposure and colors, from “strong ‘apocaliptic’ to bright orange and red tones to a more subtle orange and green tone with delicate shade.”
The company states that thick grains with more major shade and dark red have a minimum result. In comparison, the over-exposure produces good grains with different tones, bright, more contrasting images. The normal exposure results in a more consistent orange ton with a soft shade.
Harman Red 125 uses a DX-coded cassette, so competent cameras can read relevant information about the film automatically. It also uses standard C41 processing, making it easier to develop.
The new film is available today through a series of retailers. You can get more information and find retailers Harman photo website,
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| Photo: Alex Dorn / Harman Photo |
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| Photo: Soo Evans / Harman Photo |
