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- New Colour paper from Fujifilm - Type H VELVET
This Velvet is made by Fujifilm at their Tilberg factory in Holland - I have no idea which markets are set to receive it We have a swatch book we offer on our website that features this paper with both colour and B W images which helps customers with choosing papers, so this Velvet has gone straight into it, with both B W and Colour images
- What is going on with Fujifilm Velvia and Provia availability?
A couple of years ago, with all of the global supply chain issues, Fujifilm announced they were having trouble procuring the source materials for the manufacture of these films, and that we should expect limited availability But can those same problems really be persisting 2 years later? Or is something else going on?
- Everything you want to know about FUJIFILM color RA4 papers
The FUJIFILM papers apparently use only two emulsion sets One they call the 'amateur' emulsion and the other is what they call the 'professional' emulsion The various papers hence break down into two classes, depending on which emulsions they use
- Fujifilm Announces Temporary Unavailability of Color Neg Reversal Films . . .
Well, the key difference here is that when Fujifilm did that, and when they have made similar decisions to stop production of other films, they have never minced any words about it They simply came straight out and said the film was discontinued That's not at all how they've worded their press release in this case
- Everything you want to know about FUJIFILM color RA4 papers
Disclaimer: the European FUJIFILM paper plant happens to be just around the corner from where I live, and they turn out to be very friendly people who love to share stories insights Some of them are also quite interested in getting in touch with all of us (although we have yet to figure out how we can do this conveniently)
- New Fujifilm GF670W - Photrio. com Photography Forums
Wow, I am just totally and completely blown away by the results from my new Fujifilm GF670W My jaw was scrapping the floor as I began to review the images from my first set of film Whatever reservations I had about such a huge purchase have flow out the window This baby's a keeper
- Fujifilm Neopan Acros II: Test Report - Photrio. com Photography Forums
That Fujifilm canister was robust, with a positive cap attachment ACROS II, on the other hand, came in a canister with its cap detached The box had probably experienced some handling force during shipping, but was intact The cap, however, which snaps on much less positively than Fujifilm's own, had been dislodged
- Why Fujifilm Thrived as Kodak Collapsed - Photrio. com Photography Forums
Fujifilm seems to find it necessary to outsource color film production due to challenges with maintaining qualified staff and continuous production I just hope they manage to have their products produced to specifications like with Acros II, and not just relabeled products like is the case now
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