a few months ago a new colour film was released, Harman Phoenix 200, so I picked up a roll to try it out. they say that
With a DX coded cassette and a box speed of ISO 200, Phoenix can be rated between ISO 100 and 400 but performs best in good, consistent light.
and I can only select between ISO 100 and 400 on my camera, so I figured I'd go with ISO 100, since I've been burned by underexposure in the past, and I also typically shoot Kodak Gold 200/Fujifilm 200 at ISO 100. but all of my photos came back washed out and overexposed :(
here's some more that I think I would have liked better if they didn't blast out all the bright areas
I'm also noticing now that they're really grainy too for a 200 film
this is one of the worst ones but it's so funny to me because you have some of these figures exposed more or less normal and a few others are shining like they're nuclear blasted ghosts lmao