Harman Film Archives

25 April, 2024

5 frames with Harman Phoenix 200 and Olympus Pen D – A match made in heaven

By Callum Stanton

It was time to see what all the fuss was about. Harman Phoenix 200, a brand-new colour film from the masters of B&W film at Ilford. Finally, a viable competitor in a market ...

1 December, 2023

Harman Phoenix 200 – First Roll Review & Experiences

By Hamish Gill

Sometime mid October I had an ominous message from Michelle at HARMAN Technology saying she needed to talk to me about something. I must admit, seeing as it was the day before t...

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John Bennett on Konica Wide 28 / Off-Road Wide 28 / Genba Kantoku 28 – The Original
Thanks, Bob. Very comprehensive! I recently acquired a Site Supervisor, and have been shooting mostly color (or colour) with mine.…
Bob Janes on Konica Wide 28 / Off-Road Wide 28 / Genba Kantoku 28 – The Original
There is always room for another review and another opinion (I went through at least two opinions of this camera…
furlongphoto on Konica Wide 28 / Off-Road Wide 28 / Genba Kantoku 28 – The Original
Damn you, Rob. I recently loaded up a roll of Tri-X in my Genba Kantoku specifically to write an article…

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