The Antochrome, as also the Warner-Powrie and other processes follow-1B, are precisely the same in principle, only instead of having to make three separate negatives and'superimpasing in register, to form the finished picture, the whole work is done on one plate.
Apart from any question of gest, the trouble involved and skill required has been too much for the average amateur, but I hope to be able to show you to-aight that by the Antochrome' process natural colours can be reproduced quite as easily 88 any monochrome result.
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