Filme colorido Fujifilm Velvia 100 36 fotografias

FUJICHROME Velvia 100 is a professional-quality, ISO 100 daylight color reversal (slide) film designed to deliver ultrahigh color saturation and very fine grain. With new-generation cyan, magenta and yellow couplers, Velvia 100 reproduces vibrant, precisely modulated colors and offers image stability comparable to RVP 100F. Available in 36-exposure format, it is intended for scenery and nature photography where high image quality and strong color rendition are required.

Advantages

Velvia 100 provides ultrahigh-saturation color reproduction equivalent to Velvia 50 while maintaining an easy-to-use ISO 100 sensitivity. The film features super-fine grain (RMS granularity of 8) for high sharpness and detail, and improved couplers that give color image storage permanence comparable to RVP 100F. It also exhibits minimal color and gradation variation when push- or pull-processed within a practical range, enabling flexible exposure and processing adjustments.

Suitable for

• Landscape and nature photography
• Scenic and travel photography
• Any subject requiring vivid, accurately modulated color reproduction and high image quality

Key specifications

• Film type: Color reversal (slide) film
• ISO speed: 100 (daylight)
• Exposures: 36
• Granularity: RMS 8 (ultrafine grain)
• Color couplers: New-generation cyan, magenta, yellow for ultrahigh saturation
• Push processing: Suitable up to +1 EV with little variation; can be pushed further depending on scene/processing
• Color image permanence: Comparable to RVP 100F

How to use

Load the 36-exposure cartridge into a compatible 35mm camera and meter for daylight scenes at ISO 100. Expose frames according to standard exposure settings for slide film; for greater flexibility, Velvia 100 can be push-processed (commonly up to +1 EV) with minimal color shift. Process the film using standard E-6 chemistry or have it processed by a lab that supports E-6 development.

Recommendations

For best results in landscape and nature work, meter carefully to retain highlight and shadow detail and use a tripod for long exposures. If push-processing, perform test shots or consult your processing lab to confirm desired color and density outcomes.