Imageschicht
Imageschicht is a form of pioneering color film photography developed in Germany in the early 20th century. It was a highly innovative technology at the time, allowing for the first time to capture multiple exposures of images with different colors on the same piece of film. Initially marketed in 1917 by Agfa, a renowned German photography and films manufacturer, Imageschicht revolutionized the world of color photography by making it more accessible and practical.
The uniqueness of Imageschicht lies in its layered film structure, consisting of three or four layers of
When photographers loaded their cameras with the Imageschicht film, they shot multiple exposures on top of
Main drawbacks of Imageschicht involved long process times, exposure reciprocity issues, and forming "soap bubbles" - definite