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COLOR: A color matching game
Color makes testing your color-matching abilities a fun game! Plus, it looks really nice too!
Kodachrome 2010
A documentary film that looks at the end of Kodak’s Kodachrome film and the last lab that processed film for it. A great look at the history of this amazing color film and how it changed the way we see … Continue reading
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Historical black and white photos in color
I stumbled upon this page of historical black and white photos artificially colored in to look like they were taken on color film. Pretty amazing how realistic these look.
Color pool hopping commercial
Lots of hate surrounding the release of this ad for the Color app for iPhone and rightfully so. The company has yet to find a good and decent way of advertising their product so that the general public will understand … Continue reading
Nano-Optic Technology for Enhanced Security (NOtES)
Nano-Optic Technology for Enhanced Security (NOtES) from Nanotech Security uses nano-sized holes punched into surfaces to reflect light and display security messages with the same brightness as an LCD screen. No batteries needed!
COLOR roadtrip ad
Color is one of the most puzzling apps I can remember in recent history. I don’t think it’s particularly useful and its re-birth as something completely different than what it originally launched as seems very odd to me. But hey, … Continue reading
