Processing, scanning & printing: HARMAN RED should be processed in C41/CN16 processing chemicals. No processing adjustment is required for bracketed exposures. Unlike standard colour films, the emulsion layer on redscale films is on the reverse. When processing using roller transport or minilab processing equipment, the orientation of the emulsion can be easily reversed by using a reloadable cartridge if necessary. HARMAN RED can be easily scanned on a range of commercial scanners. Use standard colour settings and auto correction for most scanners. Minimal density and colour balance corrections may be required to achieve the best results.
As with other C41 process films, Digital Image Correction and Enhancement (Digital ICE) can be used to remove dust and scratches automatically from the image. HARMAN RED negatives are printed in the same way as other colour C41 films. Either via scanned negatives or direct analogue exposure. The images are correctly oriented when the edge signing reads correctly.
Getting the best out of Harman Red:
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Box speed ISO 125 – best results 100 - 200 but usable results can be attained from 50 - 400
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Under exposure – Coarser grain, prominent shadows, deeper reds
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Normal exposure – Normal grain, Consistent orange tones, softer shadows
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Over Exposure – Finer grain – Brighter, more contrasty images, unusual colour/tone.
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We suggest to meter for the mid-tones as the best results will be achieved through correct exposure and metering of your image.
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Standard C41 Processing
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HARMAN Red can be easily scanned on a range of home and commercial scanners
Specifications:
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Clear base and high red sensitivity – perfect for redscale
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Medium speed ISO 125
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Professionally finished with DX Coded 36exp cassettes
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Standard C41 processing
