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Its crazy how everyone in that video is long gone. Its kind of eerie knowing that you are watching the lives of people who are all dead.
The audio obviously can't be real. Who went to the trouble of dubbing that?
I would've liked to been a Teen in the 60s
I just watched some similar footage they recently discovered of San Fransisco before the earthquake. It was shot from a streetcar traveling through the city. Pretty amazing.
That's good vid as well
Here's a vid of LA in the 50s
Too bad we can't time Travel to the past.
The footage is owned by the Museum of Modern Art so I would guess they are the ones who dubbed it.
Whoever did it did a HELL of a job.
I also recently discovered HD footage from the nineties that was pretty disorienting. Look up a video called "surreal nineties HD demo" or something like that.
Could they not have recorded the audio on a separate device while filming? Or is that what we’re taking about - someone from today splicing together the audio with the video they recorded? Or did someone just make up some sound effects for it much later? I am confused.
According to the video's description: "Slowed down footage to a natural rate and added in sound for ambiance." So that would indicate a soundtrack was created later and dubbed in.
One thing to keep in mind is that films with sync sound didn't come around until the late 1920s and, to my knowledge at least, there were no sound recorders at the time that were portable enough to easily just run around the city with. And even if they did lug something around with them, the sound wouldn't be that crisp and clear.
I'm telling you being a teenager in the 80's was something special...even then you knew you were in one of the greatest decades...imo...the only other decade that could top the 80's might be the 50's...
The 80s was one of the worst decades. Music went to shit along with everything else.
The 80s was one of the worst decades. Music went to shit along with everything else.
How about another New York time capsule, this time HD video footage from 1993.
HD video in 1993? Yeah, there was an HD VHS format that was being experimented with at the time.
Obviously video footage from 1993 isn't uncommon, but to see it this sharp and clear is kind of weird.
Cool video, of course watching Friends or Seinfeld episodes from the mid 90s does the trick too.
Yeah, you can always go back and watch old movies or TV shows, but I think it's different when you're capturing reality. Real people doing real, unscripted shit.
Would you live in the early 1900's
I mean if you could would you go and do that
Sometimes I think I would like to live in an earlier time