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First test with the Harman Phoenix (already teased with a first photo, here : https://www.lomography.com/homes/mackiechartres/photos/27294614 ). Interestingly, this film gives a truly vintage look with its high contrast and visible grain. Or maybe it is the effect of the development in Cinestill C-41? In any case, for me this film is reminiscent of Lomo Color 92, and I think it should be used in good lighting to get the best results.
T-Faced Cowboy from The Rogues of Mandalore (https://www.roguesofmandalore.com). This is my son in his kit; he does excellent camera ready work. This is my first roll of Phoenix 200. Sent this off to The Darkroom for development and they did the scanning as well. Very happy with this quirkiness of this film. I am NOT a color film shooter choice, but the weirdness of this emulsion suits me. Shot this with the Olympus Stylus Gold Button (annoyingly the date function is on....need to tape over that). These were taken from January to April 2024 in various locations. This is my first roll of Phoenix 200. Sent this off to The Darkroom for development and they did the scanning as well. Very happy with this quirkiness of this film. I am NOT a color film shooter choice, but the weirdness of this emulsion suits me. Shot this with the Olympus Stylus Gold Button (annoyingly the date function is on....need to tape over that). These were taken from January to April 2024 in various locations.
