My first experience of color TV was in 1972, during the Olympic Games in Munich, I saw the blueness of the pool Mark Spitz was swimming in... it was amazing, the world had been b&w till then.
I agree. The blue is more blue on colour TV and, at least, in my digital photos. I can´t say the same of the other colours. They remain more natural. Maybe "the colour is in the eye of the beholder". :)
Looks like the TV we had in the 70´s. It also had some itty bitty colours if I really thought about it.
ReplyDeleteMy first experience of color TV was in 1972, during the Olympic Games in Munich, I saw the blueness of the pool Mark Spitz was swimming in... it was amazing, the world had been b&w till then.
ReplyDeleteI agree. The blue is more blue on colour TV and, at least, in my digital photos. I can´t say the same of the other colours. They remain more natural. Maybe "the colour is in the eye of the beholder". :)
ReplyDeleteBlue eyes, Liisa:)
ReplyDeleteNo wonder you Finns have so much trouble keeping your summer days! You allow the young girls to kick the sun around every afternoon!
ReplyDeleteWe Finns like extreme hobbies, Mick:)
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