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Fujifilm 120 VELVIA50 EP NP 12EX 5 - Professional Color Slide Film

Capture the World in Vivid Detail Rediscover the magic of film photography with FUJIFILM Fujichrome Velvia 50. This professional-grade color reversal film delivers exceptional sharpness, ultra-high color saturation, and fine grain, making it ideal for capturing stunning landscapes, vibrant flowe...

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Overview

Capture the World in Vivid Detail

Rediscover the magic of film photography with FUJIFILM Fujichrome Velvia 50. This professional-grade color reversal film delivers exceptional sharpness, ultra-high color saturation, and fine grain, making it ideal for capturing stunning landscapes, vibrant flowers, and detailed portraits.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Fujifilm
  • Film Type: Color Reversal (Slide)
  • ISO: 50
  • Format: 120
  • Exposures: 12 per roll
  • Quantity: 5 Rolls

Key Features

Liberal Film

Fujichrome

Velvia 50

bornie

12 pieces

5pcs

Specifications

Film Type
Color Slide Film
Film Speed (ISO)
50
Film Name
Fujichrome Velvia 50
Format
120 (Medium Format)
Quantity
12 pieces (5 packs)
Process
E-6 (Slide Process)

Frequently Asked Questions

The Fujifilm Velvia 50 is a low-speed film with an ISO of 50.
It is a professional color slide film, specifically Fujichrome Velvia 50.
This product is for 120 film format, suitable for medium format cameras.
The package contains 12 pieces of film, which is presented as 5 packs.
Velvia 50 is known for its extremely fine grain, vivid colors, and high saturation, making it excellent for landscapes and nature.
As a color slide film, it requires E-6 processing, which is different from the C-41 process used for most color negative films.