British photographer Edward Raymond Turner patented color motion picture film in 1899, but the credit for the first fully functional system went to George Albert Smith's Kinemacolor in 1906.

It wasn't Eastman who invented 35mm film ... Kodachrome(Opens in a new window), the first successful mass-market color film. Kodachrome came in just about every format -- 8mm, 16mm, and 35mm ...

“When cinema was invented, it was the media that could ... pertained to capturing the 130-year-spanning history of color in film from the beginning. “It took quite a while…we experimented ...

Burton Westcott used the success of their first business venture – the chemical process development firm Kalmus, Comstock and Westcott – to build upon Kalmus’ prediction that color film was ...

Early film colorization dates back ... until former NASA engineer Wilson Markle invented it in 1970. Markle’s first project involved adding color to the original moon landing footage, but ...

This hourlong digest colorized footage that was shot before the availability of color film. World War I in Color (Athena DVD) — This 2003 BBC docuseries is narrated by Kenneth Branagh.

Audiences have been taking film color for granted since Dorothy left Kansas. And to many a casual moviegoer, gingham-clad Judy Garland peaking out of that sepia-toned house into a bright and ...