Monday, March 31, 2008
Cinema in colour
Color movies started with the film itself in 1895 with Edisons's Kinetoscope,and the hand-painted Annabelle's Dance
Between 1900-1935, many colouring techniques were used:
1.Hand painting
2.Pathé colour
3.Film tinting:
specific colours.Red for fire, blue for night.
4.Toning:
a color effect.The dark parts of the image are replaced with a color.
5.Sonochrome:
Eastman Kodak, 1929.17 colours.
6.Additive color
-Kinemacolor: 1906.Invented by Edward R. Turner and George Albert Smith.
-Biocolor
-Dufaycolor: 1931.
They were not economical.
7.Subractive color-TECHNICOLOR
It was a revolution because of its high quality.
-Two-color Technicolor. There were many types of this.
-Three-strip Technicolor.1924. It reproduced all the spectrum.
These are some of the films with this technique.
"Flip the Frog"
"The Toll of the Sea"
8.Kodachrome(1935)
9.Eastmancolor(1952): an improved version for Hollywood productions.
10.3-D(1953):When Technicolor made their own stereoscopic.
11.Recent developements- CD,VHS,DVD.
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