Fujifilm Velvia 50 135 (36 exposure)

Fujifilm Velvia 50 is a daylight-balanced colour reversal or slide film with an exposure rating of ISO 50. This slow-speed film delivers exceptionally high gradation and colour saturation. It has superb fine grain structure and well-modulated vivid colour reproduction, ideal for fashion, product, and landscape photography. This film uses the E-6 or CR-56 processes.

Fujifilm Velvia 50 135 (36 Exposure) Key Features:

• Should be used in situations where image quality is most important
• Delivers a vibrant colour reproduction and tone depiction
• ISO 50 speed renders fine grain quality with high definition
• The slow speed slide film has excellent highlight and shadow details
• Retains the neutral grey production
• Subtle adjustments of density and exposure can be done during processing
• Supports push/pull processing with a range of -1/2 to +1 stop
• Supports push/pull processing with a range of -1/2 to +1 stop
• A broad range of push/pull processing stops maintains colour balance
• Can produce high-quality prints with various digital printers
• Supports E-6 and CR-56 development processes
• Optimised for original high-quality photomechanical printing

What's in the box?

• 1 x Fujifilm Velvia 50 135 Film (36 Exposure)

FAQs:

How should the film be stored?

Keep the exposed or unexposed film away from hot and humid conditions. Always store the film at low temperature, preferably at 15-degree Celsius for short-term storage and at 0-degree Celsius for long-term storage. The unexposed film should be stored in its original packaging and the exposed film should be processed as soon as possible. The processed film should be stored in a cool, dry and dark place away from strong light.

What is a colour reversal film?

A colour reversal film is also known as a slide film. It gives a positive image (opposite of colour negative films) and looks like a photograph. These are mostly slow-speed films reproducing vibrant colours.

Which processes are supported by the film?

The slide films are designed to be processed by E-6 process, CR-56 process, or Fuji Hunt’s PR06 process professionally.

How can we print this film?

Thanks to the slow film speed of ISO 50, this slide film produces high-quality prints and can be printed with digital printers like Fuji Digital Minilab Frontier and can also produce high-quality duplicates.

Can filters be used with the film?

Usually, the colour balancing filters are not required in usual daylight conditions, although a UV filter is recommended to use at scenes where there are strong ultraviolet rays such as snow scenes and seaside locations. Filters can also be used for high or low colour temperatures accordingly.