on 20.02.03 11:39, Maciej Marchlewski at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > "New Professional Films Debut > In 1990, Fujifilm transformed the world of professional imaging > with its launch of the first FUJICHROME Velvia color > transparency film. Today, Fujifilm once again redefines the > color reproduction palette for professional photographers, with > the introduction of FUJICHROME Velvia 100F Professional. This > new color transparency film brings the ultra-high-saturated > color of Fujifilm's renowned Velvia to the ISO 100 speed class. > Employing the industry's first Multi-Color-Correction Layer > technology in a color reversal film, as well as new coupler and > emulsion technologies, FUJICHROME Velvia 100F Professional > delivers world-class color fidelity, reproducing the finest > nuances of hues that test the limitations of conventional films, > along with ultra-fine granularity (RMS** granularity of 8***)." > > Wonder how much worse it will be than the ISO 50 version? > Worse? Why? Old Velvia has been around for many years. Technology has changed by this time. Velvia 50 had RMS=9, so new 100 with RMS=8 will at least have smaller grain...
-- Best Regards Sylwek
