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A Vintage film taken with a cine camera sometime in the 1930s to 1990s
The article showcases a 1970s Mini Car racing event video, scanned and edited from film found in a Noris 8 Projector purchased on eBay. Enhanced using Davinci Resolve, the trimmed and adjusted video features mixed car models racing on public roads, with an invitation for viewer insights.
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
An 8mm home movie from the 1960s which features a trip across the newly constructed Severn Bridge
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!
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