Fujifilm Velvia 100

Velvia 100 is much more saturated and contrasty than Provia 100F. Provia is often chosen for cleaner general transparency work, while Velvia 100 is aimed at punchy landscape, nature, and travel color.

Yes. Velvia 100 is an ISO 100 daylight-balanced color reversal film and needs E-6 processing to produce mounted slides or transparency film.

Velvia 50 is the classic slower Velvia look with very strong color and contrast. Velvia 100 gives one extra stop of speed at ISO 100 and was introduced later as a finer-grained, more flexible Velvia option.

It emphasizes greens, reds, and blues in a way that suits foliage, sunsets, rock, and water. Since it is slide film, bracketing exposures can help because highlights have less recovery room than on color negative film.