The History And Science of Color Film P. 1
It wasn't till 1666 a young Isaac Newton began experimenting with optics that we began to think of color as a function of light. I learned that color is our psychological reaction to a very narrow band of electromagnetic radiation which we call light. From the red on the low end of the spectrum through orange, yellow, green, blue, purple violet at the high end. Through Newtons experiments he discovered that you could combine all the colors light. James Maxwell discovered the theory of electromagnetism. Maxwell formulated a comprehensive theory explaining how electricity and magnetism are interlinked in a way. Color was used in early filmmaking such as "A Trip To The Moon" by George Melias. They used paint and painted on parts of the film to show color on the clothing or items. That's when color was being more experimented in early films, but it was a rare case when it happened. Another popular technique was hand tinting it was widely practiced.
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