1.   Although color film was available and not much more difficult to handle than black and white, the latter was de rigeur throughout both the European and Pacific theaters.

2.   And color film was surely invented to capture shades like cerise, mango, violet and ruby.

3.   And worse, it was all caught on really bad, underlit color film.

4.   Arthur L. Griffin of Winchester, a well-known New England photographer and a pioneer in the use of color film, died Friday at the Lahey Clinic in Burlington.

5.   A lot of the color film has faded and the acetate-based negatives have begun to break down, bubble and crack.

6.   Already, there is talk of that route for the battle over color film, though that could also result in a confrontation.

7.   Cameras and color film are a must for leisurely rambles in the Pissarro-green vineyards.

8.   Color film is not used for several reasons.

9.   Color film is more complicated.

10.   Cunningham decided against using color film.