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The 13 pages that link to Color photography, each with the reason it gives.

• James Clerk MaxwellRelated: Maxwell demonstrated color photography using three filtered images combined by projection.

• Subtractive colorRelated: Color film and many photographic prints use dye layers that absorb selected wavelengths.

• Black-and-white photographyCompared with: It preserves hue information that black-and-white images omit.

• Primary colorsRelated: Many color photographic processes separate or combine information through sets of color channels.

• Young–Helmholtz theoryRelated: Three-channel color recording draws on the practical consequences of trichromatic vision.

• Autochrome LumièreNarrower topic: Autochrome was one early route within the broader history of color photography.

• William EgglestonNarrower topic: Eggleston’s practice helped make this medium credible in fine-art institutions.

• Bunny YeagerRelated: Yeager’s vivid color images made tropical settings and costume details part of the picture’s appeal.

• Gabriel LippmannNarrower topic: Lippmann’s process was an early direct-color method within this broader pursuit.

• Gilbert Hovey GrosvenorRelated: Grosvenor championed color images, including early photochromes, for the magazine.

• The Blue MarbleNarrower topic: Color film rendered Earth’s blue oceans, white clouds, and land tones.

• Maude AdamsRelated: Adams supported early color-photography research to improve stage lighting and costumes.

• Trichromatic printingNarrower topic: Early color printing methods developed alongside attempts to make color photographs permanent and reproducible.