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    28 100 year old full color photos + Dynamic Range

    http://www.newsweek.com/id/214585

    Sweet looking photo's, some of the 40 glass tiles from 19xx's.
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    these are amazing!
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    And all slides were taken between 1907 and 1915.
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    Fascinating, the colours are so rich and vivid.
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    red are too much they needed to tone them down, but yes sweet pictures
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lestat View Post
    red are too much they needed to tone them down, but yes sweet pictures
    Well, they couldn't have...they used a red filter, green filter, and blue filter to capture the color or something, they needed to have a less "reddish" filter to achieve that.
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    I can't believe there's a picture of Tolstoy. That's wild.
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    Good photoso although digitally resored they will have no doubt been "touched up"

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    the 3 exposure method makes the water in picture 7 look neat.

    edit - reworded.
    Last edited by STEvil; 09-06-2009 at 02:10 PM.

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    This is real? Quite amazing.. I think IŽll move to film isntead of digital.
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    Pretty crazy for their age... Thanks for sharing!
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    Same as above,thanks for sharing!!
    Fascinating piece of work.

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    I got those pics in original TIF format they came out of the scanner, each about ~40MB in size and 13.8MP res.
    You were not supposed to see this.

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    amazing. Those are the oldest color photos I have seen.

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    WOW! Did you guys follow the link? OP, thanks for sharing!

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