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Fujifilm 120 PROVIA100F EP Professional Film (5-Pack)

Capture the World in Vivid DetailIntroducing FUJIFILM Fujichrome Provia 100F, a professional-grade color transparency film designed to deliver exceptional results in a variety of shooting conditions. Known for its fine grain, rich colors, and outstanding sharpness, Provia 100F is the perfect choi...

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Overview

Capture the World in Vivid Detail

Introducing FUJIFILM Fujichrome Provia 100F, a professional-grade color transparency film designed to deliver exceptional results in a variety of shooting conditions. Known for its fine grain, rich colors, and outstanding sharpness, Provia 100F is the perfect choice for photographers seeking uncompromising image quality and versatility.

  • Film Type: Color Transparency (Slide)
  • Format: 120 Roll Film
  • ISO: 100
  • Features: Fine Grain, Rich Color Reproduction, High Sharpness
  • Package: 5 Rolls

Specifications

Brand
Fujifilm
Film Type
PROVIA100F EP Professional Film
Film Format
120
Quantity
5-Pack

Frequently Asked Questions

The Fujifilm PROVIA100F EP Professional Film has an ISO speed of 100, indicating its light sensitivity.
Fujifilm's "PROVIA" series, including PROVIA100F EP, is known for being color reversal film, often referred to as slide film.
No, 120 format film is medium format film and is physically larger than 35mm film, making it incompatible with 35mm cameras.
Yes, PROVIA100F EP film is a professional film known for its fine grain and excellent color reproduction, making it suitable for portrait photography.
As a color reversal (slide) film, PROVIA100F EP typically requires E-6 processing, which is different from standard C-41 color negative film processing.