Fuji Provia 100F is a fine-grained, high color saturation slide film produced by Fuji. It is a companion film to Fuji Velvia. Provia is more of an all-purpose kind of slide film and can be shot in landscape, portrait, product, or studio photography. It makes an excellent nighttime or long exposure film, as it requires no exposure or color compensation for exposures up to two minutes in length. Like most slide films, it has less exposure latitude and requires careful metering. It does have decent capabilities for pushing and limited pulling. It is available in 35mm, 120, and large format. Its edge code reference is RDPIII.
Sample images made on Fuji Provia 100F with a Nikon N6006 by staff member, David Paulin.
Fuji Provia 100F 35mm Sample Gallery - Nikon FM2n
Sample images made on Fuji Provia 100F film with a Nikon FM2n by staff member, Zeb Andrews.
Fuji Provia 100F with Stereo Realist
Fuji Provia 100F, also referred to as RDPIII, is the third major version of the Provia 100 line of slide film produced by Fuji. The first Provia was introduced in 1993, just a few years after the introduction of Velvia. Provia is a companion film to Velvia, with strong colors, but not as crazy saturated as Velvia. It may not make landscapes look quite as amazing, but it is a high performing film with excellent colors; you can use it for just about any subject you want. Provia is also one stop faster than Velvia. Despite being faster, Provia is actually finer grained than Velvia (RMS 8 versus 9 for Velvia). It's grain is on par with that of Kodak E100. Over the years, the emulsion has enjoyed two major updates, going from 100D to Provia to Provia 100F. It used to have a faster sibling, the Provia 400F (and the 400X) but that film was discontinued some years ago.
Provia blows pretty much every other slide film out of the water in terms of reciprocity failure. Fuji states that no compensation is needed for exposures up to 2 minutes and you only need to give it a 1/3 stop more for 4 minute exposures. If you want to shoot slides at night, this is your film.