So now, the National Film and Sound Archive (NFSA) of Australia has had some of this footage professionally colorized. The NFSA created a 4K scan of the original 33-mm negative of a 77-second ...

In the late 1930s, very few photographers were using color film. German photographer Hugo Jaeger was an early adopter, and when Adolf Hitler was introduced to Jaeger’s work, he liked what he saw.

Exterior shots, such as those around the Hitler Youth training camp ... Arguably the single biggest improvement on the 4K Blu-ray, though, comes from its color. The wide array of colors and ...

Here, LIFE.com offers color pictures by Hitler’s personal photographer, Hugo Jaeger, that testify to the Führer’s mass popularity, and the often frenzied response he was able to elicit from ...

The first-ever publicly released color photos taken of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler made their way onto the Web Thursday, showing the evil German leader hobnobbing with supporters, giving speeches ...

But thanks to the wonders of artificial intelligence technology, we can now see the movie (below) in glorious 4K at 60 frames per ... Shiryaev shared a colorized version, which basically looks ...