The 35mm version of Fuji's neutral slide film. The same accurate color and fine grain in the small format. A thinking person's slide film.

How it behaves

Meter carefully and bracket tricky scenes. The F version improved reciprocity for long exposures. No reciprocity compensation is needed from 1/4000 second out to one minute. The color is neutral and natural, less saturated and contrasty than Velvia, and close to how scenes are remembered. It pushes and pulls from half a stop under to two stops over. Supply has been intermittent, including a 2023 production pause in Japan, so availability comes and goes.

Questions people ask

Provia 100F or Velvia for accurate color?

Provia. It is the neutral one, with natural, memory-like color. Velvia is the saturated one.

Can you push Provia 100F?

Yes. It handles push and pull from half a stop under to two stops over, and it needs no reciprocity compensation out to one minute exposures.

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The full set

All 16 frames, in the order they came off the rolls. Tap one to see it full screen.

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