Looking for Fujifilm Fujichrome Velvia 50 sample photos? These rectangular 6×7 frames were shot on 120 medium format with a Mamiya RB67 — Fujifilm’s professional ISO 50 E-6 color slide (reversal) film, known for deep saturation and very fine grain. This is Velvia 50, not Velvia 100.
Two frames are the terracotta twin-tower church numbered 501 in the Rio Grande Valley (front with the fountain and circular drive, then the side with crape myrtles). Three frames are a blue-gray cedar-shake house with black shutters and a red door — no house name. One frame is Church of God Worship Tabernacle at 710, read from the monument sign: tan brick, slatted tower, white cross. Five more RB67 frames continue the same film: a historic tan brick school and its Science building (SCIENCE carved in stone), a cream mission-style church numbered 811, and The Chapel with a circular window, fountain, and ramp. All of these samples were developed in E-6. This additional frame is the tan brick Student Academic Center (ESTAC) on the UTRGV Edinburg campus, with arched windows across a parking lot.
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Fujifilm Fujichrome Velvia 50 120 film sample photos
Velvia 50 120 is a daylight chrome stock — watch the terracotta, blue tile, brick school, cream stucco, and chapel glass hold together on a Mamiya RB67 6×7 frame after E-6 processing.
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