Technicolor, (trademark), motion-picture process using dye-transfer techniques to produce a colour print.
During the 1930s and '40s Polaroid introduced a three-dimensional motion-picture process and polarized optical devices for military use.
3-D, also called stereoscopic, motion-picture process that gives a three-dimensional quality to film images.
Four years later he developed a widely used, three-dimensional motion-picture process based on polarized light.
But the go-to list was smaller and limited to those who could keep their wits while taking pictures, process film in the field and work out the tricky logistics of shipping film from a war zone to stateside.
I'd take some pictures, process more film, and make more prints.
Even so, it's a neat trick, and one that definitely enhances the picture taking process.
At last, "O" gets involved with the decoded picture output process and "RR" are reserved bits for future extension.
This allows anyone who interacts with the customer to see the whole picture, a process that has eluded many companies and upset many customers.
