Eastmancolor

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Eastmancolor is a color motion picture film process developed by Eastman Kodak that became widely used in the mid-20th century as a more economical alternative to earlier color systems like Technicolor.

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Label Occurrences
Eastmancolor canonical 36
Agfacolor 2
Eastman Color 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf color motion picture film process
photographic film brand
alsoKnownAs Eastmancolor
surface form: Eastman Color

Eastmancolor
surface form: Eastman Color Negative
archivalConcern color fading over time
associatedWith European co-productions
Hollywood studio productions
Indian cinema
category cinematography technology
color film brand
colorType subtractive color
three-color process
competesWith Eastmancolor self-linksurface differs
surface form: Agfacolor

DeLuxe Color
Technicolor
componentLayers blue-sensitive layer
green-sensitive layer
red-sensitive layer
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developer Eastman Kodak Company
surface form: Eastman Kodak
eraOfWidespreadUse 1950s
1960s
1970s
filmBase safety film
filmGauge 16 mm
35 mm
8 mm
influenced later color negative film processes
standardization of single-strip color cinematography
introduced 1950
introducedDecade 1950s
knownIssue dye fading in early stocks
manufacturer Eastman Kodak Company
surface form: Eastman Kodak
notableCharacteristic enabled location shooting with lighter cameras
integral color couplers in the emulsion layers
more economical than Technicolor
simpler camera setup than three-strip systems
processType single-strip color film
replaced three-strip Technicolor
typicalUse color negative film for printing onto color positive stock
use motion picture production
television production
theatrical feature films

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The Tender Trap colorProcess Eastmancolor
Technicolor competedWith Eastmancolor
Technicolor competedWith Eastmancolor
this entity surface form: Agfacolor
Eastmancolor competesWith Eastmancolor self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Agfacolor
Eastmancolor alsoKnownAs Eastmancolor
this entity surface form: Eastman Color
Eastmancolor alsoKnownAs Eastmancolor
this entity surface form: Eastman Color Negative
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