Colorama

Colorama may refer to:

  • Colorama (album), a 1999 album by The Flyin' Ryan Brothers
  • Colorama (band), a British psych folk band
  • Colorama (Kodak), an American photographic display
  • Colorama, an American name for the Cinebox
  • "Colorama," a segment in the Futurama episode "Reincarnation"
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    Sam Campanarao, photographer known for iconic Colorama images, dies at 89

    Democrat and Chronicle 16 Jul 2018
    Rochester native Sam Campanaro was known for his Colorama images that were displayed in New York's Grand Central Station and seen by millions ... ....
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    Sam Campanaro, photographer known for iconic Colorama images, dies at 89

    Democrat & Chronicle 16 Jul 2018
    Rochester native Sam Campanaro was known for his Colorama images that were displayed in New York's Grand Central Station and seen by millions ... ....
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    Colorama festival set Friday, Saturday

    The Baxter Bulletin 26 Oct 2017
    Festival enters second year after resumption in 2016 ... ....
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    Colorama - Free Coloring Book

    ZDNet 26 Apr 2017
    Coloring Books like Colorama are proved to help release the stress and feel better. try it now. Take this coloring book and forget... ....
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    Colorama reinvents the paper roll with this backdrop that doubles as a softbox

    Digital Trends 27 Oct 2016
    Photography accessory enthusiasts just gained another two-in-one -- and this time it's a backdrop that doubles as a softbox or diffuser. The material resembles rolled paper, but since Translum is semi-transparent, it also works as a diffuser. The post Colorama reinvents the paper roll with this backdrop that doubles as a softbox appeared first on Digital Trends ... ....
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