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Amazing film and portraits! Interesting girl. I like that your photos are brighter

Nice one JJ

Nikon F5 plus 1.8 lens - the bomb!

Beautiful girl and city! Great photos!

Wow, it actually had film made in Japan. The ones in the US have the new US made film from Kodak. Nice to see there's some Superia X-tra still out there. 🥲

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I have a brick 20 rolls of this film :))))

been awhile since i seen your videos but I'm glad to be catching up on them 💯

Wonderful photos and film!

I've thought about using sllide film on my point and shoot. Might have to give it ago.

Love that photo at 0:54 !!! Nice work man. Love Kodak Gold !

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what brand of batteries are u using, cause mine always says low battery

Great film! Very beautiful portraits. Well done model

There's some really good shots in there mate

good vibes, beautiful model, nice series of shots!

Very beautiful model. Great photos!

Excellent photo film. Nice balanced color, slight contrast. Respect to the model and photographer!

Beautiful Model, awesome film James. 😎✌️

How did you get your hands on Velvia?

Lovely video! Thanks for sharing! Did you expose this roll at box speed?

That camera definitely meters for highlights! either way, with flash enabled its actually a very creative and interesting stock for fashion shoots, really loved the first 3. thanks for the video

Wonderful photos! Thank you very much for sharing

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Cool photo shoot!

Excellent studio film. Thanks for the presentation

So coool

++ Very interesting film. Did the contrast appear during development or is it typical for this film?

Wonderful model and photo! Cool film

Nice one man! Good vibes 😊

Super nice photos from you, sir!

Beautiful portraits! Very photogenic model!

I love this film. Relatively inexpensive and always predictable and good results.

good work James sounds really professional !!

What lens do you use?

The best channel on RUclips! I wish you a million subscribers! Great photos as always. The film is contrasting, probably has 4 stops of dynamic range

Another XLNT video and film test James. I just don't see any reason to buy or use this film. Looks terrible for any portrait ideas... Thanks for the test! Jim in Las Vegas

I have shot it at 100 and then pulled it one stop in development for a less crunchy look and very acceptable results. Not bad for an experimental film at all. Nothing wrong with your results. (Not being a PITA but your title says harNan instead of harMan😉).

Yep, you have confirmed it ! This film is not suitable for me. Dark is dark no details at all! Maybe shoot AT ISO 25.

3rd attempt at a comment. I shot a roll in Melbourne a week ago with different results. I shot the film at box speed on a Cosina CM4s with a 28mm lens. I scanned the film on an Epson V850 with Epson Scan settings set to auto, as recommended by Harman and incidentally endorsed by Shaka1277 who has tested Phoenix pretty intensively. I have posted some pics on that site beginning with I under davidwilliams7037.

did you try it at 100iso?

Wow James! I'm really loving the contrast you're getting in those shots. That's amazing for this particular film. I've just ordered a bunch to give it a go and I have seen other videos where it required quite a bit of post-production to get that sort of contrast. Are you doing anything in post or is that straight out of the camera?

Hi there, I'd like to make some observations as constructive criticism. I think you might want to consider working on your composition a little bit because in some of the photos almost half to a third of the image is made up of the background & void space which can be distracting but would be fine if it were more out of focus (using a larger aperture would be a way to achieve that or you could close the distance between you & your subject to "fill" the frame with them) also in several photos you cut off parts of your model and in some cases I think you could have shot in portrait instead of landscape & vice versa landscape instead of portrait.

Nice

Amazing shots! Beautiful model and thoughtful images

Great color! Wonderful photos and model

Love that carpark as a shoot location! ive done it once, but also felt a little judged by the office workers overlooking it haha. nice pics

Great shoot. She is the best of the oriental models you use. Very commercial.

I don’t understand why Fuji, a Japanese company would make a negative film to capture faces. There’s no way to say this without it sounding colorist, so I’ll just say it - the colour shift of negative film that moves red to orange just ends up removing the red from the faces of Asians and makes them look more yellow. 🙃