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RED 125 Redscale Film (120 Roll Film)

Key Features

  • Clear base and high red sensitivity
  • Medium speed ISO 125
  • DX coded cassette
  • Standard C41 processing

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HARMAN PHOTO

RED 125 Redscale Film (120 Roll Film)
Gosselin #: 8858085 Supplier #: IL1182329
$17.99
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Key Features

  • Clear base and high red sensitivity
  • Medium speed ISO 125
  • DX coded cassette
  • Standard C41 processing

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RED 125 Redscale Film (120 Roll Film)
RED 125 Redscale Film (120 Roll Film)
$17.99

HARMAN RED 125 is an ISO 125 redscale film, that can transform mundane scenes into dystopian masterpiece with hues of red, orange, and yellow.

  • Clear base and high red sensitivity
  • Medium speed ISO 125
  • DX coded cassette
  • Standard C41 processing

HARMAN RED 125 is a medium speed, ISO 125, redscale film based on the HARMAN Phoenix emulsion.

Redscale is the effect you get when shooting through the back of a colour film and exposing the red sensitive layer first, creating amazing results primarily consisting of reds, oranges and yellows.

With a DX coded cassette, edge signing and a box speed of ISO 125, HARMAN RED has a usable exposure range of EI 50 – 400. For best results we recommend shooting between EI 100 – 200 depending on scene brightness and contrast.

Depending upon the exposure and colour characteristics of a scene, images can range from strong “apocalyptic” looking bright orange and red tones to more subtle orange and green tones with delicate shadows.

  • Under exposure – Coarser grain, prominent shadows, deeper reds.
  • Normal exposure – Normal grain, Consistent orange tones, softer shadows.
  • Over Exposure – Finer grain – Brighter, more contrasty images, varying tones.

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