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Uploaded on Mar 3, 2010

A sample of some of the earliest color motion picture film you will see.

Visit Kodak's A Thousand Words blog for a post about the video: http://1000words.kodak.com/post/?ID=2...

Music: Killer Tracks CD entitled: KT223 (Inspire). First track used is called "Breath," the second is called "Kindle."

This footage is from the George Eastman House collections. Preservation was completed by the museum's Motion Picture Department, a project of Sabrina Negri, a student in Eastman House's L. Jeffrey
Selznick School of Film Preservation and a recipient of the Haghefilm Foundation Fellowship.

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  • IanTheCameraGuy

    The women here are beautiful! Such elegance and class. Watching this is like going back in time. It was shot 91 years ago but the color makes it feel like time never passed! Thank you for sharing this important part of history.

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  • OkageStarr

    History of imaging techniques.

    "Hey, we just designed this great new way record visual information for later viewing! What should we record with it?"

    "Why not some pretty women?"

    "I like it!"

    Every. Method. Ever.

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  • lynchmobb2000

    Gather ye rosebuds while ye may, olde time is still a-flying. And this same flower that smiles today tomorrow will be dying.

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  • Rosita Larsson

    Beautiful!!!

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    Amazing

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  • chem100

    Someone -- *please* take me back! I'm ready now!

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  • TheColdbrews

    like there saying hello from beyond the grave..creepy

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  • Deepstarr7020

    Creepy moment when you realize everyone smiling happily in their prime in this video is dead.

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    increible

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  • rmysterio80

    ._.

    Bit creepy.

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  • 19bunnyhug68

    I waved, smiled and told the first lady what a lovely hat she had. She blew me a kiss, and I did the same back to her and said goodbye. It was a pretty weird experience, but it was like we were communicating across time...

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  • Onneff69

    You would think Kodak would've kept Kodachrome simply *because* it was the only film of its kind - especially as far as archivability. Too bad. Was the 100' K rolls you shot in a 35mm movie camera, actually *bulk rolls* of Kodachrome designed for stills (slides)? I'd also check the edge numbering on that 16mm print. I suppose a K-chrome print could've be done, but it definitely would've been unusual to use for that purpose. ;) Of course, you're right about digital. ;)

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