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HARMAN switch AZURE ISO125 Film 35mm 36 exp
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ISO 125 color negative film with altered emulsion layer structure, producing unique color shifts, unpredictable contrast, and a bold experimental analog aesthetic.
HARMAN AZURE 125 is an ISO 125 color negative film created to deliver an unconventional and highly experimental visual experience. Its most distinctive characteristic comes from the altered arrangement of the emulsion layers, resulting in unexpected color shifts, intense hues, and surreal color reproduction that cannot be digitally replicated.
The film produces images with strong blue casts, unusual tonal variations, and a cinematic atmosphere full of expressive character, making it ideal for creative photography, artistic portraits, urban scenes, and alternative visual projects. Its variable contrast and unpredictable tonal response ensure that every frame feels unique and organic.
Compatible with the standard C-41 process, HARMAN AZURE 125 is designed for analog photographers who enjoy exploring experimental results while embracing the imperfections and distinctive personality of traditional film photography.
HARMAN-AZURE-125-135-36
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Data sheet
- Rolls per package
- 1
- Packaging (may vary based on availability)
- Roll inside canister inside cardboard box
- Film type
- Color negative
- Film speed (box speed)
- 125/22°
- Color balance
- Dynamic
- Format
- 135 (35mm)
- Exposures
- 36
- Process
- C-41
- Base
- Acetate
- Remjet
- No remjet, develop normally
- Perforations
- 4 perf-35mm, "KS" standard shape
- DX code (for auto cameras)
- On the canister
- Best developed before
- November 2027
- Made in
- United Kingdom
- Short name
- HARMAN AZURE ISO 125 36exp
Specific References
- ISBN
- 9780367227955
- UPC
- 88108863256
- EAN13
- 019498182624
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ISO 125 color negative film with altered emulsion layer structure, producing unique color shifts, unpredictable contrast, and a bold experimental analog aesthetic.