History of colour photography

 You know how much color photography is today.  This photo was not possible many years ago.  This has become possible after much research and struggle.  Do you know how this kind of colorful photo or color photography came about?

 Birth of color photography

 When photography was invented in 1 393939, it was a black-and-white medium and remained so for nearly a hundred years.  Photography was a fragile, painful and expensive process at the time  To practice, photographers need a lot of extra money and time, or sponsors

   In those early days, people who were advancing photographic technology focused on improving the optical, chemical, and practical aspects of photography, not on acquiring color photography.  For many, making it more suitable for photography is one of the most sought after applications.  That’s why photographic technology needs to be more stable, portable and affordable, not more colorful.

   But people wanted color photos  (Before the photography the pictures were pictures - in full, gyous pink color.) By 1 8080 0, the photographers began to experiment with the colors after the initial mechanical disruption was removed.  They hired artists to paint the daguerreotype of the photographers and the color palette in their hands.

   British photographers presented hand-painted photographs in Japan, where the practice was widespread and Japanese artists further perfected this style.  The refined, delicate hand color became a defining characteristic of Japanese tourism photography, the result of which was taken to the West, where the hand-painted art was influenced.

   This wild popular queen remained in Europe and the United States until the arrival of the autochrome plate twenty years later.

 And the first process for color photography took place in the 1890s  This re-oduc color is a combination of red, green, and blue light based on the theory presented by Maxwell in the 1960s.

 First color photography:

First colour photography

 The first color photograph, made by the three-color method suggested by James Clark Maxwell in 1855, was taken in 1861 by Thomas Sutton.  The subject is described as a colored ribbon, usually a a tartan ribbon. 

First India colour photography

And in the early 1990s, when many professional photographers were shooting black and white, Raghubir Singh used color films to capture scenes from his native India.  Which is known as India's first color photography.

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