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Technicolor Camera No. 1, 1916
1916
Film star
This Technicolor camera is rightly called "Number One." It was the first single-strip, two-color, additive-process camera ever built. The camera was made for the then Boston-based Technicolor Company, whose trademarked Technicolor process initially used two color negatives that were pasted together in a positive print. The company produced only a single film with the Number 1: "The Gulf Between."
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Made by Scientific Development Company, Boston, MA |
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