This was a photographic process, not the camera that enabled the production of color photography. In 1907, the Autochrome process was invented by Auguste and Louis Lumière to take monochrome brownish images. But real color photography emerged thanks to the invention of Kodak’s Kodachrome film in 1935. The successors of Kodachrome were Agfacolor (1936) by Agfa and Kodacolor (1942) by Kodak.