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Ive been playing around with film's, trying to find one i like the characteristics of.

I know Velvia is a preferred film for landscapes because of its fine grain and punchy colours and have shot a few rolls.

I have been playing around with ASTIA 100F recently - bought 10 rolls off ebay for $90 (RRP $21 each!) and have yet to pick up a roll recently developed - will post any breath-taking images

i havent used Provia as yet, heard some good things about it.

JD

For straight out colour and definition, there's nothing that beats Kodachrome.

That said, when it comes to E6 stock, I much prefer using Fuji over Ektachrome.

Jdear,

I still prefer velvia 50 (RVP) as my all time favourite slide film. Ever since Velvia 100F (RVP 100F) I have stopped using Provia (RDP III). I found Provia renders a blue cast when images were taken under shade. It's better with an 81a, 81b or skylight filter on.

Astia (RAP 100F) is a fine grain film and renders very natural colours, I dont use this film much because I still prefer saturated colours.

It also looks like Velvia 50 (RVP) will soon be replace by Velvia 100 and not with Velvia 100F (RVP 100F)