A Three Strip Technicolor Camera. Cameras like this were used through the 1930s to 1955, and were used for beloved movies like The Wizard of Oz (1939). The size is owed to
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Three-Strip Camera | George Eastman Museum
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The Technicolor world of Oz | National Museum of American History
Technicolor 3 Strip | Mirror plates, Color techniques, Gold flecks
3-strip Technicolor Film Camera , Hollywood Heritage Museum (Lasky-DeMille Barn) | Rosanne Welch, Ph.D
Technicolor 3 Strip
Three-Color Technicolor | SpringerLink
Bill Bennett ASC on X: "1938 Three Strip Technicolor Camera, shot "The Wizard of Oz" & "Gone with the Wind". From the ASC camera collection. http://t.co/7aHwGnGg" / X
Three-Strip Camera | George Eastman Museum
Late 1930s 3-strip Technicolor camera | Hollywood Heritage M… | Flickr
A 3 STRIP TECHNICOLOR CAMERA 1940s - 1950s Stock Photo - Alamy
Technicolor No. III | Timeline of Historical Film Colors
Technicolor 3 Strip
Technicolor — Google Arts & Culture
How Three-strip Technicolor Worked - HomeTheaterHifi.com
Anna Biller on X: "The 3-strip Technicolor process exposed three strips of film in giant cameras, each strip soaked in a different dye. https://t.co/iiCg3izwVb" / X
Three-Strip Camera | George Eastman Museum
Three-Strip Camera | George Eastman Museum
Technicolor 3-Strip Camera » ShotOnWhat? Movies & Television
Three-Strip Camera | George Eastman Museum
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Technicolor camera no. DE13
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Three-Strip Camera | George Eastman Museum
