Velvia 100 (not F) Quickoads?

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Ben Diss

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Does anyone have sa ource for Velvia 100 Quickloads in the US? I see 100F and Velvia 50, but I'm coming up empty for 100.

-Ben
 

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Are you sure that such a thing exists? Velvia 100 is a fairly new product and I would not expect Fuji to introduce to so similar products at much the same time.

Why not visit the Fuki website?
 
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It is available in both Quickload and normal sheets in the UK. Most LF landscapers prefer the convenience of QL, so Fuji have obviously moved to cover this market.

I find it hard to believe that they are not importing it into a huge market like the US.
 
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According to the website, it's available. That's where I started my search. I figured for sure B&H would carry it (I work just two blocks from them), but no. Adorama doesn't either. I checked a UK site and it is available there but I'd hate to have to ship film over the water.

I was hoping I had overlooked something obvious.

-Ben
 

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Are you sure it is actually different, and not just two kinds of labeling/packaging for different markets?
 

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Check out Calumet. They have two listings for fuji when you click on film, then color. One of the thre two was solely for the new 100.
 

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Ben Diss said:
Does anyone have sa ource for Velvia 100 Quickloads in the US? I see 100F and Velvia 50, but I'm coming up empty for 100.

-Ben

Yes, I bought two boxes from Calumet last week. I have an order through Adorama as well - before I bought from Calumet - but it is on backorder. I'm not sure why Fuji is being so slow about getting this to market.

Here is an article about it that I found: http://www.kenrockwell.com/fuji/velvia100.htm
 
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As I sit and type this I'm still recovering from my foray outdoors. I was asked if I think it's hotter today than yesterday. My answer: There is a measure of miserable beyond which it doesn't matter. I don't know if it's hotter or not.

I bought the last box of Velvia 100 (not F) Quickload that Calumet had. I called and Fernando held it for me while I took a quick ride on the number 1 line down to 19th street.

Hooray and thank you all for your help!

-Ben
 

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Velvia 100 (not 100f) 4x5 50 sheets

I have a box of unopened 4x5 Velvia 100 fifty sheets from Calumet invoiced 7/15/2005 dated expiration 2006 -9

Paid 109.99 plus shipping of $7.27. total 117.26.

I will trade for unopened unexpired 4x5 Tmax 400, Provia 100f, or Velvia 50 of like value or sell outright. PayPal OK.
 

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It looks like the Velvia 100 is starting to hit the shelves, I was able to order 4 rolls of it in 35mm from a local camera store - took about 10 days. I guess Fuji was just a bit slow getting it out in the beginning.
 

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Robert,

What do you expose the Velvia at? I know you are a fan of that film and I am a fan of the results you get. Am going to begin some 4 x 5 color work

Dave in Vegas
 

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Not Robert,

But on ISO 50, I have always shot at 40, the few rolls of ISO 100 I shot straight up at ISO 100 and was not pleased with the saturation and the contrast, so this weekend I am going to shoot some at ISO and see what the result are...

I have always felt you have to find your sweet spot with the Fuji films, but once you do, it is great film.

Dave
 

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Dave, try shooting Velvia 50 at 40, or 100 for 100F (I don't use it anymore). I haven't processed any of the new Velvia 100 yet, but I am shooting it at 100 (based upon what others have told me).
 

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I've had my 100, both Quickloads and traditional, for well over a month. Dead Link Removed is substantially cheaper than anywhere I've seen, plus free ground shipping for orders over $100.
 

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Darren K said:
I've had my 100, both Quickloads and traditional, for well over a month. Dead Link Removed is substantially cheaper than anywhere I've seen, plus free ground shipping for orders over $100.

Thanks Darren, I have not heard of pictureline before, so it is good to have another resource.

Also, good to see another member from Colorado on here. I grew up in Colorado Springs, but left a dozen years or so ago. I sometimes miss it, but doubt I will ever return.
 
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