The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
MOVING PICTURES IN COLOR
NIH HOTION rho room iI'HI
HIRICIE or BEI n.
rinrd VITA No, IuE Pictures O. TrII,
rur ~t"r, "f plant S:rs~Ih iron, BUaI
., blossom anal Reproduc~s out
,rn"r scenes ~ rnrre Natural color.

WI .
ro"r scenes ~ Three Natural GoIor.
.. ird not hrlir,r thal HoWcrs ha,.
..u would have it'rn cpnN need
... ,,..nr - IA" mc"tIng 1t tho New Nurn
q. ~"cl"tN lh".,' GA m" may lug
... -,r.-'n w,'-, shown tlnw"rrS nCrn
'-'m laId - iuI'prilv. smiling aud
..uE 'h'rr h"a'ls and oprning t&rrr
g.. ..'-.d I"l'H> 'u Nh sun Ia oolor-
N' m IN" hidcous p,gmcuis ~ IN"
....v hand pointed films s.-rn "cca-
. ...y m tn nav ing piciur" Shnws
r.... 'lr h"-utu''s hair changes coLpr
e. .l's"u rIW"s ~ h," mlnu's la,
..t..- united Ni,h III IN" gorgeous color
.r. 7 n,'ur" rns"s "f d"orcSt r'd and
,...-Hv Hnwcrs Ina, opcncd their punk
=, lh mag" Il IN" click ug m.lchn"
.a, IA" first puihr 'lrmnnsi iuu
>., York ~ the u-Wl w patented syst rn
80 trluat"d pilot Biography Ia natural
,....r, such : hring hrought nat by AN
trl.,u concern. and III" lecturer Wis
,u.rlr II Nymar. who lives "a Allen
'..u IA The dyInonstra,. on was
COL. .r'u ~ Run"rt I f.ol'sr. I,r.,s dent
# 'l.. New Work EleC1Tical Src,ety for
,.. 900 "'v~ ce5th meeting held 'a>i
r ~ 10 the Engineering SoCtetteS nuild-
NJ % West Thrry-nlnth street
lE. .e,tIrc hall was filled with metn
t..r- . the society and their friends and
r..lu liter FOUND II applause greeted
il, -"'nlrkable pictures that unwo ana
Themselves on the screen. showing now y
vase # uodding gladioli. again a scene
n - rural farmyard. where the cattle.
% ~ true TO life than IN the finest picture
- ~" Metropolitan gallery. walked
,elsur"ly through a stream or a cat and
parrot Engaged IN friendly frol,c.
Then came the most wonderful thing
II all. opening flowers
feeling almost uncanny was produced
" IN. unusual pictures The audience
si~ m the space Of n few minutes what
ra'Ir" takes hours Ia do and does 50
slowly that the unaided eye cannot follow
. THIS was accomplished the lecturer
-,.i. nv taking pictures AT intervals ~
from fifteen minutes 20 half an hour.
4.cording 10 the rapidity With which the
rilsspms oTRn-d. There was trembling
4 he leaves. ali apparent gathering 90
Energy by the plant. a. a runner stInen-
n"fore the signal 10 start - given. and
hen the leaves slowly swung apart. ike
PORTALS pushed ny an unseen hand. and
the fully opened flower stood out en-
arged on the screen.
other pictures represented scenes m
the desert. whore the Arabs wore the
-. ..-1
n life ard quaint dramas u olden times
where powdered haired ladies and he
rr.f1ed gaIlants stood out with the color
~ ~ uf face and clothing almost perfect
Wy only question h where can we see
'h.- againY- said u woman when Mr.
,ywsr inquired whsther there were any
b. he audience who wanted Ia ask ques-
uurs
BEFORE the pictures were shown Mr
Aymar outlined the principles Of the ART
OIL. motion photography and described
''a various steps taken in the development
vII,h fually resulted in what he termed
'1e mD-' wonderful advance ever made
On he history 81 animated photography
H' Explained that Ivy the kinsmacolo-
rr,~~- all the actual coIor- ~ the OH
err- yhot ographed are reproduced. an
"a. .sv..nsnt which has eIuded the pho
srspiisr -ln"" the day when visible
mage was first formed hy a lens
b. how was ~ done The speaker
- % hat The inventors 81 the process were
.IrrI"- I rban and George \ Smith of
irJIluI and that their process was the.
.'-..i uf nine Year, 81 experimentation
he 'i'ratIon system which ali photogTa-
a.r. admit - fhe only practical basis
~ color Photography wa used. bat
hey had reduced the nliInb-T "f ray
..'~T- from three. ~ two and th-S- t~o
s... r--d and green
I.- ,l,tur.- he -ald. were tab -n yirh
To-. binary moving p,cture machine.
'NIc" 49, fast 49, with ia" black and
.." system Tn. Aim WAS highly sens
a. a- - necessary for all color
-- and IN the case Of this process
r"' agent was employed To make
.n ''m even more sentative In taking
20 lures two screens we're used the
"a and the green, and the machine was
.--sr 80 that the first snap vas taken
.'n ~ tho rcd altering scr."n. the
-".nri 'hrougn the green. tho third
OFF. "a the red. and 80 on. The mega
'."- acre hen developed and handled
T. 10" gsual way.
N'"r tho Aim was exhibited rcd and
s-'-a screens were placed just hack 81
.~ er- and changed in tho same relation
f- '."~ had been when the photogra phs
'.-' "r-t taken. Thus actually the first
.r" -ho~n uas red and its allied colors
- next green. But they did not ap-
.'..'-. % the eve ~ the observer
~r I'D not appear ~ Ia the eve NJ
'-"rysr because ~ the p@ruistsnc'-
~ an optical principle Nv which
."'.ra II the eve retains an image
y . al instant after the actual
nis dropped from vIsson- one "a
-"'- eyes fIr instance without lo~-
urunued view
30 lar- which - he basis II all nOv-
IRE illysiOnE he explained actN
no. .p- sch~rue A. well and he iWO
-Is'rTrary color -ST~~Ti- and ih-ir
o. uaEH~ ~ the ~cr~-n m-rE" INTO
o." 'hs me hs- he "olors ~ life
A. No. Gpr ur"s shUw~d 10 pr"Ns
Hr ,hrlrl o-,lDrinR vac ps~d ~ the
r"rrs'-ly-s VI" Ayinar had h,~
.s.ru''vs Nv. -s'T'-'-n aud b" 'ir'-
.... "a lea mrBl''R '.zJr" ~,
..'' ~ r'-'. ~Ih rip. a. color.
wed 10 f'alH hla"a aud uhI.- ~
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