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	Technicolor History 1
		The "Tech" in Technicolor was derived from their association with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
		The Technicolor camera recorded the red and blue-green images simultaneously through a single lens using a beam splitter and color filters to record the images stacked one on top of the other.
		Technicolor used a railroad car for a portable lab which allowed the Boston based company to shoot on location and develop and print the product on the spot.
	www.widescreenmuseum.com /oldcolor/technicolor1.htm (783 words)

	Technicolor at opensource encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		Technicolor originally existed in a two-strip (red and green) system, and then as a subtractive color system where the color information was carried directly onto the film and not projected through filters.
		Natalie's name appears in the credits of virtually every Technicolor film made, in spite of the fact that she was frequently banned from film sets because her concept of color co-ordination usually differed to that of the artistic directors (as her choice of hats often demonstrated!).
		From a technical standpoint: the rich colors that the Technicolor process gave came in part from the fact that the color was not added to the process until the final stages.
	www.wiki.tatet.com /Technicolor.html (1350 words)

	Technicolor Federal Credit Union
		All illustrations on this site are the property of Technicolor FCU.
		ATM at our Burbank Branch, Hollywood Branch and Technicolor North Hollywood
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	www.technicolorfcu.org (48 words)

	Mr. Wizard » 2004 » August (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		I don’t know about you, but I like keeping on the cutting edge of technology, but there are so many acronyms and terms to stay on top of that it’s easy to get lost in the terminology shuffle.
		In testing it, I stumbled across the Technicolor Encyclopedia.
		Having read a lot about the world of video, I can tell you that this list is pretty darn comprehensive, but I can’t vouch for all the definitions.
	chris.theheacocks.com /myblog/?m=200408 (621 words)

	Technicolor Web of Sound - 60s Psychedelic Internet Radio
		Technicolor Web of Sound - 60s Psychedelic Internet Radio
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		We are polling our users to see what the interest level is for a 128k stream...
	www.techwebsound.com (103 words)

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