Utocolor

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Utocolor was a color photography system, particularly designed for motion picture color, invented by Dr. J.H. Smith in 1895. It was a three-color subtractive transfer process using the bleach-out/dye destruction method for making a color print by printing from a color transparency. It depends upon the bleaching property of certain wavelengths for certain dyes.

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