The phrase "color slide" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a photographic slide that displays an image in color. An example sentence using this phrase could be: "The photographer showed us a stunning color slide of a sunset over the ocean."
There would be more surprises in the postwar years, as color slide film came into somewhat wider use.
My late father, like countless other parents during the 1960's, recorded our family history on color slide film, but 40 years later, there is little enthusiasm for dragging out the aged slide projector and wrestling the screen into position.
Where the Buzz Of a Poem Starts Introduction to Poetry By Billy Collins I ask them to take a poem and hold it up to the light like a color slide or press an ear against its hive.
They wore them with their Davy Crockett plastic fringe frontier costumes while they played with their Crockett trading cards, their Crockett board games and puzzles, their Crockett color slide sets and their Crockett powder horns.
And he used one of his own poems, "Introduction to Poetry," to present the notion that poetry reading should be beautiful and fulfilling, not a chore: "I ask them to take a poem/and hold it up to the light/like a color slide...," he read in a soft, rhythmic voice.
Mr. Hoving reviewed the outstanding tapestries using color slides.
She would have enjoyed the color slides - especially the ones on Greece".
Besides daguerreotypes and modern color slides, the show, through July 21 , 2002 includes six media installations, a slide presentation and moving pictures.
At public meetings the Army showed Lake County citizens color slides of the nuclear-defense system designed to protect them.
In total, there were more than 5,000 color slides, some in exquisite leather pouches, others in slide trays still marked with Neiman Marcus sales tags.
