Three-Strip Technicolor Process 4 (1932-1955): This was the most famous and successful Technicolor process, and probably what you think of when you think about Technicolor.

The Rise and Fall of Technicolor in Hollywood’s Golden Age The exquisitely exacting and expensive process (three to four times more costly than reliable black and white) was a major gamble ...

The big breakthrough came in 1932 with development of the three-strip Technicolor process by Technicolor vp and technical director J. Arthur Ball, the format usually thought of as classic Technicolor.

Technicolor is renowned for revolutionizing color filmmaking with its Technicolor Process, which introduced rich, vibrant color to cinema.