
Key Features
- Super-Fine Sigma-Crystal Technology
- Micro-Grain Solubility Control Technology Preserves optimal grain characteristics
- Unprecedented Granularity of 8 Finer details and bigger enlargements than ever before
- Superb Push-Processing Characteristics Remarkably consistent color and tone at pushes of up to +2 stops
- Standard E-6 Processing
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Overview
With the smoothest, sharpest performance of any 100 ISO color film in the world, Fujifilm RDPIII 120 Provia 100F Film - Single Roll is a truly remarkable development of this popular range of reversal films for the professional. The result is a film that couples exceptional image quality with incredible ease of use, delivering the same versatility and dependability that photographers have come to expect from professional Fujichrome.
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- Fujifilm RDPIII 120 (100ASA) 5 Pack
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