Sticking With Film

Fujichrome Velvia, the perennial favorite emulsion of nature photography pros, is still going strong

By Staff

Published June 9, 2009

For some nature photographers, the death of film has been greatly exaggerated. For as long as it has been around, Fujichrome Velvia has been among the most popular films, if not the most popular film, for nature photography.

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