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Tuesday March 01, 2005

08:48 AM

[ #23439 ]

I'm just thinking that it's one of those groups that reenact history.

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True (Score:2)

by rafael (2125)

Why should it be faked ? There were colour photographies during the XIXth century but IIRC taken by superposing different filtered images. The wikipedia has an article about the Autochrome Lumière [wikipedia.org]. I worked for years at a few hundred meters away from the location where the first movie was shot (now a museum) and I remember having already seen some of the photographs you linked to.
- Re:True (Score:2)
  
  by Purdy (2383)
  
  Lack of knowledge and plenty of scars from previous gullabilities led me to my cynicism.
  
  I was looking around for a wristwatch on those people... ;)
  
  - Jason
They're real. (Score:1)

by Aristotle (5147)

Also I found a largely identical set [network54.com] elsewhere on the web a while ago, but not all photos from one set are in the other so there'll be a few more which you haven't seen yet at that link.