Kinemacolor

Kinemacolor, invented by the Englishman George Albert Smith, came about in 1906. This coloring method involved using a special camera that ran at twice the speed of ordinary motion picture cameras of that time. It recorded film at 32 frames per second, half black-and-white and half red-and-cyan. This coloring method was a commercial success from 1908 to 1914.

Kinemacolor: The first successful color system