I’ve been doing trichromes for several years now. Yours always seem better than mine; your filters are probably better and your photography skills certainly are. I use photoshop elements and a somewhat different process which might affect the results.
Love it. JCM did get a colour picture himself, of a tartan ribbon. His 'filters' were coloured chemical solutions mounted between sheets of glass. Same filters used again in front of three projectors, each projecting through one of the three B&W negatives, all onto a single combined screen. I saw the experiment reproduced by the Royal Society of Edinburgh at their Maxwell Centennial celebrations.
Maxwell a bit of a hero of mine (and of Einstein for that matter). Used spinning discs of coloured cardboard to work out that primary colours for the human eye are RGB rather than RYB. In spare more ments between much greater discoveries.
According to the Wikipedia page on Rhayader it states: ‘Jasper Fforde’s novels “Red Side Story” and “Shades of Grey: The Road to High Saffron” are located in a dystopian version of Rhayader called East Carmine.’ 😳
This was fun, and informative. Thanks.
I’ve been doing trichromes for several years now. Yours always seem better than mine; your filters are probably better and your photography skills certainly are. I use photoshop elements and a somewhat different process which might affect the results.
These are really great! The process gives such beautiful depth to the flowers photos.
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Love it. JCM did get a colour picture himself, of a tartan ribbon. His 'filters' were coloured chemical solutions mounted between sheets of glass. Same filters used again in front of three projectors, each projecting through one of the three B&W negatives, all onto a single combined screen. I saw the experiment reproduced by the Royal Society of Edinburgh at their Maxwell Centennial celebrations.
Better still, he postulated how tric-colour images could be done before the means to do so had been worked out!
Maxwell a bit of a hero of mine (and of Einstein for that matter). Used spinning discs of coloured cardboard to work out that primary colours for the human eye are RGB rather than RYB. In spare more ments between much greater discoveries.
Love the Quality Street filters, especially as you’re obliged to eat the chocolates in the name of colour photography 😇
According to the Wikipedia page on Rhayader it states: ‘Jasper Fforde’s novels “Red Side Story” and “Shades of Grey: The Road to High Saffron” are located in a dystopian version of Rhayader called East Carmine.’ 😳
Thanks for tutorial. Excellent pictures.
Very interesting technically and superbly creative stuff, I really like the slightly displaced rose!