THREE-STRIP TECHNICOLOR CAMERATechnicolor Corporation, Hollywood, CA1932 Three reels of B&W film are exposed through color filters. Color dye is added in processing.Gift of Technicolor CorporationThe Three-strip Technicolor process was introduced in 1932. Using one lens and a light splitting prism, three separate rolls of black & white film, housed in the Mickey Mouse's ear-shaped magazine, were exposed simultaneously creating three separation negatives. A dye print positive was made from these negatives. Technicolor set the highest standard for color motion pictures and was used ca. 1932-1950. Films such as Gone with the Wind and The Wizard of Oz were made with the Three-strip Technicolor process.
Description: 2009.12.15 THREE-STRIP TECHNICOLOR CAMERATechnicolor Corporation, Hollywood, CA1932 Three reels of B&W film are exposed through color filters. Color dye is added in processing.Gift of Technicolor CorporationThe Three-strip Technicolor process was introduced in 1932. Using one lens and a light splitting prism, three separate rolls of black & white film, housed in the Mickey Mouse's ear-shaped magazine, were exposed simultaneously creating three separation negatives. A dye print positive was made from these negatives. Technicolor set the highest standard for color motion pictures and was used ca. 1932-1950. Films such as Gone with the Wind and The Wizard of Oz were made with the Three-strip Technicolor process.
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