HARMAN Red 125 Redscale Colour Film (35mm Roll Film, 36 Exposures)

Harman Red 125 is a specialist 35mm film designed for photographers who appreciate the distinctive aesthetic of redscale photography. By exposing images through the film''s base and its red-sensitive layer, this emulsion produces striking hues of red, orange, and yellow while significantly reducing blue tones. The result is a dramatic and atmospheric colour palette, complemented by deep, pronounced shadows.

This film features a medium ISO speed of 125, a transparent base, no anti-halation layer, and exceptional red sensitivity. These characteristics contribute to a refined emulsion that ensures minimal speed loss while delivering consistently rich and vibrant results.

Exposure and Scanning
The way Harman Red 125 is exposed has a notable impact on its final appearance. Overexposure enhances finer grain and intensifies warm red and orange hues, while underexposure introduces more visible grain, pronounced shadows, and subtle green tones:

- Underexposure - Coarser grain, deeper shadows, and hints of green.
- Normal exposure - Balanced grain, bold orange tones, and softer shadows.
- Overexposure - Finer grain, heightened contrast, and dominant red/orange hues.

Processing and Handling
Harman Red 125 is developed using standard C41/CN16 processing chemicals, with no need for adjustments when processing bracketed exposures.

- Unlike conventional colour films, redscale films have their emulsion layer positioned on the reverse side. For optimal results, the film''s orientation can be reversed using a reloadable cartridge if required.
- This film is easily scanned using a variety of commercial film scanners.
- When processed alongside other C41 films, Digital Image Correction and Enhancement (Digital ICE) can be employed to automatically remove dust and scratches from the final image.

With its distinctive rendering of colour and shadow, Harman Red 125 is an excellent choice for photographers seeking to explore the creative possibilities of redscale film photography.