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Adox Color Mission 200 vs Harman Technology Phoenix 200

  • Color Mission 200 has finer grain.
  • Phoenix 200 has more contrast.
  • Phoenix 200 is cheaper in 35mm (about £14.00 vs £16.00).
  • Color Mission 200 is harder to find.
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Color Mission 200Phoenix 200
ManufacturerAdoxHarman Technology
TypeColour negativeColour negative
Box speedISO 200ISO 200
ProcessC-41C-41
Formats35mm35mm
GrainFineCoarse
ContrastMediumHigh
LatitudeMediumMedium
SaturationVery highVery high
Price, 35mmabout £16.00about £14.00
Price, 120——
AvailabilityLimitedCurrent

Rows that differ are in bold. Prices are typical UK prices and change often.

How they look

Color Mission 200
A limited-batch colour negative from Adox with a distinctive, almost dreamlike palette. Produces vibrant mint-green tones and warm peachy reds that give images an otherworldly quality. The fine grain structure keeps detail sharp while the unique colour rendition makes it popular for portraits and creative work. Only available in limited runs, so stock varies—grab it when you see it. Pairs well with soft, diffused light.
Phoenix 200
First new color negative in decades. Intentionally strong grain with punchy colors. No orange mask - requires scanner adjustment.

Which suits what

Better pick: Color Mission 200

Portraits, Collectors

Both work well

Creative work

Better pick: Phoenix 200

Experimental, Lo fi aesthetic

Long exposures (reciprocity)

MeteredColor Mission 200Phoenix 200
1sNo data1s
10sNo data20s
30sNo data1m 23s
2mNo data8m 25s

Corrected exposure from each film’s published reciprocity data. Reciprocity calculator

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