nemesis wrote:
> 
> Truly amazing!  Color photos from way before Technicolor! :)

I recently saw a printed scan (=just a photo scanned in 48-bit colours 
and printed, *no* serious enhancing between) of a photo from late 
1800's. It had light, but clear colors, you could surely see them.

Then I saw the original photo, it was in black and white. That's one 
reason why old B&W photos are so much more living than digital B&W 
-photos, they aren't really B&W, they have *a lot* of shades which still 
hold some of the color information, even though it's not clearly visible.

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