Dye transfer

Dye Transfer
This is one of the most permanent color processes. This method gives maximum control of color, balance and contrast for color prints or transparencies.
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Dye transfer process color print
Also referred to as dye inhibition or wash-off relief process. The process was originally introduced by the Jos Pé Company in 1925.

Dye Transfer Print: Dye transfer prints are created from three separate negatives by photographing the original negative through red, green, and blue filters. The result is a richly colored image on gelatin coated paper.

dye transfer - color printing method in which an original transparency is color-separated onto film from which separate negatives are filtered and then projected or contact-printed into separate matrices, ...

See also: Plate, Impression, Painting, Relief, Primary colors