How Color Photography Was Proven to be Possible
This is a brief history on the early stages of color photography, starting with the first color photograph ever taken by James Clerk Maxwell and ending with Gabriel Lippmann's Nobel Prize-winning experiments involving interference.
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Gabriel Lippmann’s Colour Photography
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You've Never Seen a Real Photo
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How Technicolor changed movies
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The Three-Color Method - a photographic exploration!
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How many PIXELS PER INCH do you need to make large prints? Real world results!
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Film Photography - Using a Spotmeter
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Martin Vetterli - Lippmann Photography: the Art and Science of Multispectral Imagery
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The Autochrome; Color photos? Just add potatoes.
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How Atoms Were Weighed for the First Time
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Composition in Photography: The Part Nobody Teaches
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The History and Science of Color Film: From Isaac Newton to the Coen Brothers
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The black art: wet plate collodion photography
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How are holograms possible?
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What I learned about Colour Photography from Alex Webb
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ADVANCED EMULSION: Silver Halide Crystals, Imaging Couplers, Orange Masks and Processing
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The Three Strip Camera - Technicolor 100
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How Electron Spin Was Discovered
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The Wet Collodion Process
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How to take CREATIVE LONG EXPOSURE photos
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