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Deseret Weekly | 1892-06-04 | Page 12 | Color Photography

Type issue
Date 1892-06-04
Paper Deseret Weekly
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
Rights No Copyright - United States (NoC-US)
Publisher Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
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Article Title Color Photography
Type article
Date 1892-06-04
Paper Deseret Weekly
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
Page 12
OCR Text COLOR photography THE maim subject of color pho graphy hae bag been agitated now and then for many years notwithstanding the flat fiat of f the photographers that its attainment to ta an impossibility 11 in these days of marvels in art the word impossible has almost become obsolete the that cannot be done is that which to done and the unattainable comes come forward as a reality accomplished the 46 unknowable Is 1 made manifest and the imi lal penetrable enet rable stands revealed A process is said to have been perfected by professor vogel a distinguished chemist by which skilled artists artiste can reproduce the natural colors of both animate and inanimate objects by the photographers art he is ie awaiting the summer bummer light of berlin for a complete demonstration of his bis discovery and all lovers of the beautiful will indulge in the hope if they have not the faith that what be claims will prove all that be antl anti cipares ci pates if he is in thoroughly success ful it will be another instance of theory being overcome by practice pra otice and of it is done smiling in triumph over it cannot be done 1 nature 10 colors colon to is the great desideratum of all of the brush what beautiful effects will be produced and what labor and time will be saved when color photography becomes a perfect artt we say when advisedly for we have believed for a quarter of a century that this impossible thing will be accomplished and that means will be found to fix the colors upon the camera and thus thua lift art to her true place as the companion and interpreter rather than the handmaid of nature
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