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Reply With QuoteExceptionally high-resolution photos, not just because they are in color. Thanks for sharing them!
Absolutely awesome WWI colour photo collection
http://www.mediatheque-patrimoine.cu...tochromes.html
Just look at this
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Exceptionally high-resolution photos, not just because they are in color. Thanks for sharing them!
I'm going to repost these elsewhere if you don't mind.
Very cool, thanks.
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they look like high quality black and white photos, run through photoshop to add color. they must of done a good job, or actually took color pictures, im not sure..
They are real color photographs.
The French Army was the only one to take colour photographs in WWI.
http://www.greatwardifferent.com/Gre...n_Color_00.htm
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Here's another good collection, some are hand tinted and some are original colour
http://www.greatwar.nl/
Wow, that's really cool. When did color photography first come into widespread use?
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i doubt color photographs were available during the world war I era. how could this be possible? correct me if i'm wrong.
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The first 'practical' use of colour plates came about with the Lumiere brothers invention of Autochrome plates in 1904, commercially useable in 1907.
Have you guys noticed the second picture looks like their action figures?
Cool pics anyway thanks.
Fabulous.
Parihaka,
An excellent find.
It is 0311 here or 3.11 AM and I was totally lost to the world and time seeing the pictures.
I wish one could get all these pictures on a CD to buy.
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