If 3 strip Technicolor process ended in mid 50s, what kind of technicolor was the technicolor after mid 50s?

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If 3 strip Technicolor process ended in mid 50s, what kind of technicolor was the technicolor after mid 50s?

Answer 1

rachel776

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it would have been integrated into one color print, and later computers

Vivaldi

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what does integrating into one color print mean? Can you explain the difference with simple English?
rachel776

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the 3 strip process was literally 3 reels of film going through 3 different projectors at the movie theaters, red, green and blue. A fourth projector showed the actual black & white movie. The 4 projectors were on one machine, but there were 4 separate reels of film running together
Vivaldi

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with one color print, there is no red, green, blue things. So how are they getting the color in mid 1950s? Just one strip and color?

https://filmcolors.org/timeline-entry/1445/
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rachel776

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Kodak developed color processing, where a color negative was created. Technicolor enhanced those colors so they looked richer and brighter on the screen
Vivaldi

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So one negative and one positive then it is color. Instead of 3 negatives and 3 positives.

Answer 2

Vivaldi

what does integrating into one color print mean? Can you explain the difference with simple English?

Answer 3

rachel776

the 3 strip process was literally 3 reels of film going through 3 different projectors at the movie theaters, red, green and blue. A fourth projector showed the actual black & white movie. The 4 projectors were on one machine, but there were 4 separate reels of film running together

Answer 4

Vivaldi

with one color print, there is no red, green, blue things. So how are they getting the color in mid 1950s? Just one strip and color?

https://filmcolors.org/timeline-entry/1445/

Answer 5

rachel776

Kodak developed color processing, where a color negative was created. Technicolor enhanced those colors so they looked richer and brighter on the screen