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AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER
March. 1924
To Experiment With Color
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On 1924 3\At. Everest Climb
What Colors Are at the Top of the World?
This very interesting question, it is hoped, will be answered by the cinematographic record of the Mounl Everest expedition of 1!»24, according to an announcement from Spectrum Films, Ltd., London. One of the most impressive results of the film of this hazardous climb up the world's highest mountain is expected to be the revelation of the colors seen at the top of the world, as Mount Everest is called in the East.
An arrangement has just been made by Explorer's Films, Ltd., with Spectrum Films, Ltd., whereby the color til 111 process invented by Mr. Claude FrieseGreene will be used in photographing many of the beauty spots high above the habitations of man.
Aside from the beauties of strange and mysterious legions towering above the rest of the world, thus tu be shown, the color him record of this great journey will have important scientific and educational values.
Pew films shown have attracted more intelligenl interest than the cinematograph record of the Mount Everest climb of 1022, when the courageous scientists and cameramen almost reached the summit of the mountain.
The Him of this year's climb will be much beautified by the addition of color, it is hoped. In H)22, the Everest party saw wonders of nature at great heights. At an elevation of nearly 27,0(10 feet, banks or rhododendrons and other flowers of exquisite coloring were seen ; and at different points on the climb beautiful Mowers and foliage, differing in every respect from the growth on the ordinary levels of the earth, were discovered.
The glaciers and other splendors of the mountain will offer extraordinary opportunities for color photography. Also, the rarified air produces won derful color effects in sky and scenic vistas at every turn, it is said.
The American Cinematographer —
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Pathe No. 1110, completely equipped with six magazines, tripod, tilt head, mats and vignettes of every description. Guaranteed in perfect shape. 40, 50 and 85 mm. lenses. Bargain. JAMES C. VAN TREES American Society of Cinematographers
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I Six Magazines, One L. A. Motion Picture Tripod — All for $200 ANDRE BARLATIER American Society of Cinematographers
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