Fuji Provia (120, 100 iso) user-review on Lomography

Fuji Provia (120, 100 iso) user-review
written by champi on July 2nd, 2008 , 2 comments (2 votes)

Tags
Fuji, 120, slide, and X-Pro
Brand
Fuji
Name
Provia
slide
Format
120
100
Place of Origin
Japan

A few months ago I bought a pack of expired Provia in the shop… And I’ve got to say it was really worth it! I’ve tried it both in normal and cross processed using my 6×8 customised Holga.

When regularly processed, I was quite stoked to see how wonderful my photographs came out! The colours remain quite natural but the blues and yellows literally pop out on my prints!

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When cross processed, instead I got a great creamy green shift. Just be careful when shooting on snow or bright and clear surfaces, your whites might get burnt quite easily…In my opinion, I don’t think I could tell you If I prefer Fuji Provia either processed normally or crossed, I’d say try them both!

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2 comments

by fejao
about 1 year ago
ohhhhhhhhhhh
Love Provia
its a shame that I can not found around here for less then 7€
I do miss my total green shots
its amazing, everything just green
my friends ask my why I spended time at photoshop doing the photos like this
then...
I just show the normal color negative and the provia
geil...
by sonjabean
about 1 year ago
Personally, I find that much green a little overwhelming, probably because I mostly take pictures of people, and green people aren't that attractive. When I put 35mm Provia in my LCA, I get a lot of green. I found that if I take it to a cheap developing lab (a department store or drug store), the green isn't as intense. If I take it to a pro shop, the greens are everywhere. For whatever reason, when I put 120 Provia in my Holga or Diana, I don't get all that green, and I get that developed in a pro shop (no choice). Not sure why that is - if there's a difference in the film or if it's the plastic lens that filters out the green.

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