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Fujifilm professional film wins Hot1 award
Jasper Huitink : December 8th 2005 - 05:42 CET
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 Fujifilm professional film wins Hot1 award : Fuji Photo Film USA, Inc. is pleased to announce that its Fujichrome Velvia 100 Professional, Fujicolor Pro 160S and Pro 160C Color Negative films and Fujicolor Crystal Archive Professional Paper Super Type C and Super Type PD are recipients of this year's Hot1 Awards presented by Professional Photographer Magazine. "These awards recognize Fujifilm's commitment to offering today's photographers innovative products with unique technology and the highest possible quality regardless of whether they are working with silver halide, digital or both," said Christian Fridholm, Director of Marketing, Professional Films, Fuji Photo Film USA, Inc.
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 Fujifilm - Innovative product
These Fujifilm products have been recognized for their innovative technology and superior quality. Fujichrome Velvia 100 Professional gives photographers color saturation similar to Fujifilm Velvia 50 with the added advantages of higher ISO 100 speed and finer grain. Fujifilm's Professional Color Negative films yield smooth skin tones, unprecedented neutral gray balance, exceptionally fine grain, and wide exposure latitude. They are optimized for digital scanning and printing systems.
Hot1 Awards - Overall quality
Professional Photographer magazine's Hot1 Awards are chosen based on innovation, overall quality and value for price. Awards are selected by a panel of working professional photographers and are one of the biggest product competitions in the industry, representing 60 categories from several hundred different companies.
About Fujifilm
Fuji Photo Film USA, Inc. is a subsidiary of Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd. and delivers technology solutions to meet the imaging and information needs of retailers, consumers, professionals and business customers. As a global leader in digital imaging, Fujifilm pioneered the development of digital medical systems, and today is the leader in digital minilab systems. The company was ranked number 15 for US patents granted during 2004, employs more than 75,000 people worldwide and in the year ending March 31, 2005, had global revenues of more than $23.6 billion.
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