Photographic color correction process

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THE METHOF OF MAKING A COLOR CORRECTED PHOTOGRAPH WHICH COMPRISES EXPOSING TO A COLORED SUBJECT AN ORGANIC COLOR FILM HAVING SILVER HALIDE EMULSIONS SENSITIZED TO THE PRIMARY REGIONS OF THE VISIBLE SPECTRUM, AT LEAST ONE OF SAID EMULSIONS BUT NO MORE THAN TWO CONTAINING A COUPLER COMPOUND CAPABLE OF REACTING WITH A COLOR DEVELOPING AGENT TO FORM DYE IAMGES OF COLOR COMPLEMENTARY TO THE SENSITIVITY OF SAID EMULSION, THE REMAINING EMULSIONS BEING FREE OF COUPLER, DEVELOPING THE SO-EXPOSED PORTIONS TO SILVER AND SUBSTRACTIVELY COLORED NEGATIVE DYE IMAGES IN SAID EMULSIONS CONTAINING COLOR FORMER AND TO ONLY NEGATIVE SILVER IMAGES IN THE REMAINING EMULSION BY MEANS OF A COLOR DEVELOPING COMPOSITION FREE OF COUPLER COMPOUND, RE-EXPOSING THE RESIDUAL SILVER HALIDE OF SAID REMAINING EMUL SION AND COLOR DEVELOPING THE SO-ESPOSED SILVER HALIDE THEREIN TO A POSITIVE DYE IMAGE OF COLOR COMPLEMENTARY TO THE EMULSION SENSITIVITY, EXPOSING TO THE RESULTANT NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE DYE IMAGES A SECOND COLOR FILM OF SUBSTANTIALLY THE SAME COMPOSITION AS SAID ORIGINAL COLOR FILM, DEVELOPING THEREIN THREE DIFFERENT SUBSTRACTIVELY COLORED DYE IMAGES OF WHICH THOSE CORRESPONDING TO SAID NEGATIVE DYE IMAGES ARE NEGATIVE THERETO AND POSITIVE TO THE ORIGINAL SUBJECT AND THOSE CORRESPONDING TO SAID FIRST-MENTIONED POSITIVE IMAGES ARE POSITIVE THERETO AND TO SAID ORIGINAL SUBJECT.