How Color Photography Was Proven to be Possible

This is a brief history on the early stages of color photography, starting with the first color photograph ever taken by James Clerk Maxwell and ending with Gabriel Lippmann's Nobel Prize-winning experiments involving interference.

[@fightwithbiomechanix]

Keep up these history of science videos. Reading books on the History of science led to me becoming an engineering PhD.

[@RationalThinker118]

Absolutely! I love to expand my knowledge and making these videos is a good way for me to do that, while also hoping to expand others' as well 😁

[@charlesgantz5865]

And, as a little trivia, Lippmann was Marie Curie's PhD adviser. Lippmann also presented Marie Curies paper on the discovery of Thorium to the Académie des Sciences.

[@michaelogden5958]

Wow. I've been a photographic enthusiast for decades - even having taken some courses on the subject. Such courses obviously were concerned with mechanical and aesthetic matters - both very helpful. In retrospect, I wish that I would have placed more attention on the physical/chemical aspects. "The more you know..." Cheers!

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[@RationalThinker118]

Thank you! Yes I agree 100%. Very underrated!

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[@ahmadmilzam5919]

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[@RationalThinker118]

You got it! Going to make lots of more chemistry videos!

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