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Color Harmony

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The human eye and its function in seeing colors separately and in combination. Color vision explained. 09:01:19:10 Great underwater shot of a swimming sea turtle 09:01:29:12 Underwater shot of a young man swimming after a sea turtle then aggressively grabbing it and tormenting it. 09:01:43:10 CU lobster on the sand; CU disembodied hand reaches down to pick up lobster; POV shot from hand approaching the lobster zoom to extreme CU lobster’s eye. 09:02:00:15 CU clam worms; CU face of clam worm 09:02:18:29 Great shot young woman, with short brown hair in 1940s style, lifts camera up to her eye and looks into it; shot slowly zooms in on camera up against woman’s face; shot dissolves into anatomical drawing of an eye looking through the real camera, superimposed arrows compare parts of the eye and its related function with parts of the camera and their functions; camera dissolves from shot; audio track narration compares the anatomy of the eye to the mechanisms of the camera 09:03:23:22 Sphere with hole in the middle representing an eye watches a little wood marionette of a man dancing on a platform 09:03:44:29 disembodied arm slides large lens mounted on a slide into a slot over a round

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Color Harmony. Handy (Jam) Organization. Internet Archive · Prelinger Archives.

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