Fujifilm Provia 100F - Película 120
Descripción
Una film de diapositivas profesional de formato medio de Fuji que tiene como objetivo reproducir fielmente los tonos y colores de la piel para una fotografía realista y auténtica. Una gran film de 120 para una amplia gama de situaciones e iluminación y una de las pocas emulsiones de diapositivas profesionales que existen, no te defraudará.
Especificación
| Formato: | 120 |
| Color: | Color |
| Tipo: | Diapositiva |
| YO ASI: | 100 |
| Exposiciones: | 12 |
| Tamaño del paquete: | 5/1 |
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Fuji es una de las marcas globales japonesas más famosas, y junto con Eastman Kodak, dominó el mercado de la fotografía film durante la mayor parte del siglo XX. Sin embargo, el nacimiento de la fotografía digital ejerció una presión significativa sobre sus operaciones y se ha reestructurado y se ha fusionado parcialmente con Xerox en torno a un conjunto más diverso de industrias, como la prensa digital, los sistemas informáticos y los servicios de fotocopiado. Su enfoque en la film tradicional ha disminuido dando lugar al apodo de "FujiNOTfilm", interrumpiendo varias líneas, lo que ha causado un malestar comprensible entre los usuarios leales y planea cortar varias más. Sin embargo, su creación e innovación del sistema Fuji Instax, el formato de fotografía instantánea más popular en la actualidad, significa que seguirán siendo relevantes para la fotografía analógica durante muchos años. come.
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Donde enviamos
Cuando nos compre la film de su cámara, podemos enviarla a todo el Reino Unido, Europa, EE. UU., Nueva Zelanda, Australia y Canadá, ¡más países planeados pronto! ¡Así que compre su paquete de 5 Fuji Provia 100F Film 120 Color ISO 100 hoy y sumérjase en la diversión de la fotografía de 120 film !y!
As a digital to film convert, it has taken some getting used to of the film 'look'. This film for me strikes a happy medium - with its bold colours and sharpness without a hue that is seen with Velvia, this is likely the film that closest resembles a digital image with the vibrance increased a touch. As a slide film, it is great to see the actual film on a light table and the scans don't disappoint. A film that is often not talked too much about but is a solid slide option!
This was my first slide film I've shot and my goodness, it's gorgeous. Colours are vibrant, contrast is great and it's so sharp! If you have E6 developers at home or your go-to lab develops slides definitely try this out, you will not be disappointed!
I've always wanted to try Provia but was put off by the E6 developing (meant buying a new kit).
I gave in and bought 5 rolls and have now fallen in love with the film. I've had more success with this film than any negative and the shots turn out so crisp and clear. I would choose this film over and over again as it's so rewarding.
I love shooting this film in 120 and getting back the huge gorgeous slides to look at - the colours are amazing without going overboard. The detail you can get with this film and a good lens is also stunning. If you're looking for a transparency film for medium format give it a try!
Provia 100F is my first choice when looking to capture landscapes with a more natural palette than Velvia. It is still on the saturated side, but with less exaggerated reds and greens than Velvia. The grain is incredibly fine, becoming essentially invisible in 120 at reasonable enlargements. Like most colour slide films, the latitude is limited; exposures need to be accurate, and use of a spot meter and the zone system can help to ensure that your scene's dynamic range does not exceed that of the film. When the exposure and scene selection are appropriate. however, the results can be astounding. Although slide film is not usually the first medium that comes to mind for portraits, the skin tones are somewhat more natural than Velvia as well. Overall, an excellent film that can produce unmatched results, as long as the photographer works within its capabilities!
The sample image was captured with a Rolleiflex 2.8F, at an ambient temperature of -19 degrees Celsius; evidently the cold isn't an issue for it either.
