Sequential-frame three-colour process cine film negative: the inventor's children

Sequential-frame three-colour process cine film negative: the inventor's children

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Original negative cine film made using the Lee and Turner sequential-frame three-colour process (patented 1899) showing, left to right, Alfred Raymond Turner (1898-1994), Agnes May Turner (1896-1920) and Wilfred Sidney Turner (1901-1990) with sunflowers seated at a table with a goldfish bowl, taken at the family home, 8 Queens Road, Hounslow Middlesex in 1902 by their father, Edward Raymond Turner (1873-1903). 38mm film, 133 frames long, filmed at approximately 16 frames per second.

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Category:
Cinematography
Object Number:
1937-791/10
Materials:
cellulose nitrate and silver (alloy)
type:
lee and turner cine film
credit:
The National Media Museum, Bradford