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Kodacolor is a brand-name
owned and used by Kodak. In general, it has been used for
three technologically distinct purposes:
Kodacolor Technology is the...
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several varieties of
Kodacolor negative film,
including Kodacolor-X,
Kodacolor VR and
Kodacolor Gold. The name "
Kodacolor" was
originally used for...
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motion pictures, Kodak's
Kodacolor brand was
originally ****ociated with an
early lenticular (additive color)
color motion picture process,
first introduced...
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Kodacolor Technology is a Kodak-owned
brand used to
collectively market several of its
inkjet printing technologies. It was
announced on
February 6, 2007...
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stick while used for such a purpose. Kodak:
Kodacolor HR (1981),
Kodacolor VR (1982–1991),
Kodacolor (or Kodak) Gold (1992–1999) Fuji:
Fujicolor HR...
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rights which reverted to
Eastman Kodak, who re-licensed them (see brand).
KodaCOLOR Fabric Inks
KodaLUX Fabric coating Silver Anti-microbial
materials and...
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Color Developing Agent 4. The most
common film
requiring this
process is
Kodacolor-X. C-22 film can
still (as of 2020) be
developed in
black and white. "Kodak...
- Park in Utah The
color scheme of the
Southern Pacific–Santa Fe
Railroad Kodacolor (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with...
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combine to make up the
colored visible image.
Later color films, like
Kodacolor II, have as many as 12
emulsion layers, with
upwards of 20
different chemicals...
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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...
