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Thornfield HouseHarman Red 125 35mm Redscale Film
Our Price: £12.99
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Harman Red 125 35mm Redscale Film is a dynamic ISO 125 film that transforms everyday scenes into stunning, dystopian imagery. With its high red sensitivity and dramatic colour shifts, it delivers vivid tones of red, orange, yellow, and green. Capturing light in a way no other film can, it's perfect for photographers seeking to push creative boundaries and capture truly unique, atmospheric shots.
Whether you prefer deep, moody reds or brighter, high-contrast images, this film adapts to your creative vision:
Harman Red 125 develops in standard C41/CN16 chemicals with no adjustments needed. As a redscale film, its reversed emulsion can be corrected in roller transport processing if required. It scans easily with standard settings, supports Digital ICE for dust removal, and may need minimal colour adjustments. Prints like any C41 film, with correct orientation ensured by edge markings.
Designed by one of the world’s leading film manufacturers, Harman Red 125 is the ultimate tool for those looking to push creative boundaries. Capture the unexpected, embrace the unpredictable, and turn the everyday into something extraordinary.



Genuine UK stock, sold by people who actually use this gear -- not a general electronics marketplace.
Walk in and try before you buy at our Sheffield store, or order online with free UK mainland delivery on orders over £50.
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Every new item comes with the full UK manufacturer warranty, not a grey-import or parallel-import version.
Would not load - into a Nikon F100, not exactly the hardest camera to load film to! And which loaded FP4 effortlessly straight after this failed. Worse still, on the 3rd attempt it managed about 6 frames worth before sticking plus can’t retract into the cassette. c.£15 wasted. Not a good start to a new film. Never again though; not happy!


