- photography, Kodak's
Kodacolor brand has been ****ociated with
various color negative films (i.e.,
films that
produce negatives for
making color prints on paper)...
- technologies.
Kodacolor (still photography)
includes several "true"
color negative (print)
films produced by
Kodak since 1942.
Kodacolor (filmmaking) was...
- film
Kodachrome Basin State Park in Utah The
color scheme of the
Southern Pacific–Santa Fe
Railroad Kodacolor (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page lists...
-
Kodacolor Technology is a Kodak-owned
brand used to
collectively market several of its
inkjet printing technologies. It was
announced on
February 6, 2007...
- In
motion pictures, Kodak's
Kodacolor brand was
originally ****ociated with an
early lenticular (additive
color)
color motion picture process,
first introduced...
- C-22 uses
Color Developing Agent 3,
unlike C-41,
which uses
Color Developing Agent 4. The most
common film
requiring this
process is
Kodacolor-X. C-22 film...
-
reverted to
Eastman Kodak, who re-licensed them (see brand).
KodaCOLOR Fabric Inks
KodaLUX
Fabric coating Silver Anti-microbial
materials and coating...
- a
stick while used for such a purpose. Kodak:
Kodacolor HR (1981),
Kodacolor VR (1982–1991),
Kodacolor (or Kodak) Gold (1992–1999) Fuji:
Fujicolor HR...
-
gelatin layers of the print. In 1942,
Kodak released Kodacolor, the
first published chromogenic color print film that
could be
developed from a negative...
-
introduced with
Kodacolor II and its
professional equivalent,
Vericolor II, as the 'Flexicolor' process,
replacing C-22,
which was used with
Kodacolor-X and Ektacolor...
