>It fits right in with my struggle to imagine the 19th century and early 20th century as being anything other than black and white, since almost (exceptions exi

>It fits right in with my struggle to imagine the 19th century and early 20th century as being anything other than black and white, since almost (exceptions exist [2]) all of the photos from back then were monochrome. Also classical paintings before photography reinforce this because of degradation caused by UV Rays has resulted in paintings to appear darker or washed out. It's always fascinating because even watching videos i took half a decade ago look so inferior to modern day videos!