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Neil Wyatt	17/06/2016 21:40:50
19226 forum posts 749 photos 86 articles	Browsing Wikipedia, I found an amazing photo of a church with 24 domes, looking at the details it was burnt down in 1963 but the photo was taken in 1908! His process used three images taken through separate filters, but as a result they are amazingly sharp and colourful when reconstructed from digitally the original negatives, which were secured by the US Library of Congress(!) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergey_Prokudin-Gorsky Church on the Vytegra River, 1908: Tolstoy(!): Edited By Neil Wyatt on 17/06/2016 21:41:47
Michael Gilligan	17/06/2016 22:12:13
23121 forum posts 1360 photos	Great find, and a great image, Neil Of course, the best colour work is still done by combining three [or more] monochrome exposures. Wonderfu as multi-layer film, and Beyer matrixed chips might be ... they inevitably 'take the edge off' MichaelG. . P.S. For more jolly photo fun ... Have a look for Edwin Land's experiments with two clours.
bricky	17/06/2016 23:28:38
627 forum posts 72 photos	My son using his sinar large format camera has made some great colour prints by this method.On long exposures the coulours shimmer. Frank
Geoff Theasby	18/06/2016 09:22:00
615 forum posts 21 photos	Those domes weren't built in a day... Geoff
Michael Gilligan	18/06/2016 09:23:13
23121 forum posts 1360 photos	With apologies for double-posting, yesterday ... Here is a brief note about Land's experiments LINK , and another, here. It's rather off Neil's topic, but hopefully of interest to the same group. MichaelG. . P.S. ... This page, by Wendy Carlos must be my 'find of the day' Edited By Michael Gilligan on 18/06/2016 09:40:54

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