Film Manufacturer: Kodachrome
Home movies taken on Kodachrome film
The vintage home movie that I'm presenting in this article was one I found in a Noris 8 Projector I bought from eBay and features a Racing Event from the 1970s involving many Mini Cars. Film of the Mini Car racing event Processing the film I scanned the film using my recently completed 8mm film […]
This vintage home movie, likely from 1970, showcases airport scenes, in-flight footage, and a rare glimpse of the flight deck, all restored using new editing techniques.
This vintage 8mm film captures life at the Ipoh Swimming Club and a school sports day at Anderson School in Ipoh, Malaysia, before June 1956. Restored from a home movie collection, the Kodachrome film was digitally processed to correct a greenish tint and enhance quality, and the final version includes an introductory title and tidied edges. The film offers a nostalgic glimpse into the past, showing activities and techniques that precede modern practices.
The embedded vintage home movie, "Buses in Brighton," showcases old buses at a Brighton event, possibly a 60s' coach rally. Digitized using a custom-built telecine machine and editing software, some film parts remain poorly exposed despite recovery attempts.
Jersey Zoo was opened in 1959 and was therefore well established when this Super 8 vintage home movie was taken sometime in the 1970s
A Super 8 home movie taken in the West Country during a holiday in the year of the Queen's Silver Jubilee, 1977
A Super 8 home movie of the Crosville Vintage transport museum in Weston-super-Mare which was shot in the mid 1970s
The red arrows have been thrilling audiences since their formation in the mid 1960s, and this post features a display they performed sometime in the 1970s
A Super 8 film taken by a family during a holiday in the county of Cornwall in the spring or summer months in the 1960s.
The film included in this post is a documentary film made by a member of the British Pershing Rifles team during a trip to a championship meeting in the USA in 1961.
A weird 1960s Avant-garde 8mm vintage home movie featuring a record player and lots of flowers!
This very short 8mm film clip shows a family trip to the Tower of London which was probably taken in about 1970 or shortly after.
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