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| • | A subtractive
color process called kodachrome made color |
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| photography practical. |
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| • | It was
perfected by Leopold Mannes (1899-1964) and Leopold |
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| Godowsky
(1900-1983), two musicians and amateur |
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| photographic
researchers. |
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| • | Their
collaboration with Eastman Kodak scientists led to the |
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| introduction
of Kodachrome in 1935. Kodachrome was a single |
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| sheet of film
coated with three layers of emulsion, each |
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| sensitive to
one primary color (red, green and blue). A single |
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| exposure
produced a color image. |
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| 2000 |
| 1935 |