heliochromen.
/ˈhiːlɪəʊkrəʊm/ A photograph representing an object in its natural colours.
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heliochrome1853
colour photograph1857
ivory-type1873
heliochromotype1875
photochrome1878
mezzograph1890
sepia print1892
chromogram1893
kromogram1897
autochrome1907
separation1922
colour snap1928
1853 R. Hunt Man. Photogr. (ed. 3) xii. 176 The name of Heliochromes has been given to these naturally coloured photographs..the colours soon faded.
Derivatives
helioˈchromic adj. pertaining to heliochromy.
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society > leisure > the arts > visual arts > photography > [adjective] > colour
heliochromic1855
photochromatic1856
isochromatic1884
photo-trichromatic1896
colour1898
Lippmann1902
panchromatic1903
Lumière1907
lenticular1936
1855 Lacan Pref. Niépce de St. Victor's Researches 17 His heliochromic investigations.
helioˈchromoscope n. a device for superposing three specially prepared photographs of an object so as to produce an image in the natural colours.
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society > leisure > the arts > performance arts > optical shows > [noun] > heliochromoscope
heliochromoscope1892
society > leisure > the arts > visual arts > photography > viewing of photographs > [noun] > equipment for viewing
graphoscope1879
zoogyroscope1880
zoopraxinoscope1889
heliochromoscope1892
photochromoscope1893
kromskop1897
viewer1934
slide viewer1960
1892 Daily News 4 May 5/5 To reproduce them [the natural colours] to the eyes it is sufficient to superpose the three images, one with red light, one with green, and one with blue violet. This is accomplished in..a device called a heliochromoscope about the size of a hand stereoscope.
helioˈchromotype n. = heliochrome n.
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society > leisure > the arts > visual arts > photography > a photograph > [noun] > colour
heliochrome1853
colour photograph1857
ivory-type1873
heliochromotype1875
photochrome1878
mezzograph1890
sepia print1892
chromogram1893
kromogram1897
autochrome1907
separation1922
colour snap1928
1875 E. H. Knight Pract. Dict. Mech. Heliochromotype, a sun-picture in the natural colors: long desired, partially obtained, but always fugitive—so far.
ˈheliochromy n. the production of images of objects in the natural colours by a photographic process.
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society > leisure > the arts > visual arts > photography > [noun] > colour
heliochromy1855
photochromy1878
colour separation1904
separation1924
1855 tr. Niépce de St. Victor's Researches 43 Heliochromy.
1892 Daily News 5 May 6/5 Mr. Fred. E. Ives, of Philadelphia, gave an exhibition..of his ‘composite heliochromy’, the name of his process of coloured photography.
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