New York in the 1920s in color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- I colorized, restored and applied face restoration and created sound design for this video of New York Late 1920s, You can clearly see what's happening in broad daylight
Video Restoration Process:
✔ FPS boosted to 60 frames per second
✔ Image resolution boosted up to HD
✔ Improved video sharpness and brightness
✔ Colorized only for the ambiance (not historically accurate)
✔added sound design only for the ambiance
✔restoration:(stabilisation,denoise,cleand,deblur)
B&W Video Source: US National Archives
Please, be aware that colorization colors are not real and fake, colorization was made only for the ambiance and do not represent real historical data.
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with great pleasure! Thank you, this is so rewarding and educational!
Another outstanding NASS production!
This is the world, the time, and the city my father was born into. I can imagine him as one of the pedestrians here -- a young child walking along with my grandparents and his older sister -- my aunt -- after taking the subway from Brooklyn on a day trip in awe of exciting Manhattan, or maybe still in a baby carriage depending upon how far into the 1920s this footage is. Perhaps strolling along Central Park or at the NY Public Library. The Empire State Building and the Chrysler Buildings still a few years away from being built.
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Love the old cars and tastefully dressed people. Times Square neon at night looks so stylish.
Yes, it makes me wish I could just one time travel back to this time, rent a top hat, with tux and tails doing my Fred Astaire thing, and a big sleek Duisenberg and cruise up to Harlem for the nightlife, hopping the jazz clubs along Lenox Avenue.
The colorization process seems to be getting more accurate. This is really one of the best I've seen.
thank you very much
The color restoration looks horrible. Way oversaturated.
@@SnoopyDoofie I totally agree. I don’t know if oversaturation is the proper term, but something in the colorization process didn’t work. Or maybe the original B/W film was not very good to begin with. Not one of Nass’s best.
Stop bloody moaning you guys and just appreciate what Nass is doing for us!
@@herberthartwig8544 Stick to flipping burgers for a living. Real business people appreciate criticism in order to improve their line of work.
NASS, my TH-cam MVP, you never let me down. As a Native NYer, this actually depresses me. Looking at the current state of my city now, what a disaster. These treasured vids are more important than ever to preserve what once was so beautiful about NYC. Thank you. 🙏
Thx;)
I expect if you visited the big apple today the roads wouldn't look as clean as that and there would be rubbish and piss everywhere
Nass, you spoil us with your beautiful scenes from the past. Love 1930-1940's New York! Love the cars and people looking very nice. Always love the 1930-1940's menswear with their fedora hats and suits.! Thanks.
Thx ;)
These films are amazing. I feel transported in time.
A wonderful video yet sad to see how deep this once great city has fallen down the toilet.
The four stack ocean liner @ 0:55 is the Cunard liner RMS Aquitania.
New York at its approximate peak in style--before the invasion of bland glass towers.
What a time, once upon a time in America.
The movie playing is The Single Standard starring Greta Garbo - It was released in July of 1929. This video was most likely taken the summer before the stock market crash in October 1929. I really enjoy your work, the color is great on this one.
You nailed it! 😁
The Hollywood revue in the last clip was released June 1929 too so you’re likely right
Keep up the excellent work, I am from there, so I recognize lots of the building’s, and etc. 🌹❤️👍
thank you very much
That is one cool looking double decker bus 2:23
Actually this Movie could be from
the Year 2325..." 😇😆😅🤓😎
Another incredible video from NASS, the most talented videophile on TH-cam‼️👍
thank you very much
What a beauty! New York,New York🎼🎼🎼 well,time passed and …😢😢😢Thanks for the memories!
Thx! ;)
NAS, great, as usual... Makes one wish we could return to those days.
Thx ;)
@@NASS_0 You're very welcome.
Right at the end of the video the Ticker/Sign in Times Square was running a Chevrolet ad.
It said at the end $595.00. That was a fair deal of a Chevy for the 'Common Man'. Still pricy though.
Fortunately I was born and raised in Manhattan. So many of sights in the video I am aware of.
Absolutely astonishing as usual NASS! Closest we’ll get to time travel. Love it!
You can see a banner with Greta Garbo's name on it. Those were definitely the twenties.
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Ooooo, my God, it’s so real, I can touch them…almost!
thank you very much
At approx. 0:45, there is a US Navy ship, usually referred to a "four-stacker" destroyer, sailing along side the other ships. I can barely make out the number on the side of the destroyer it looks like "262." If that is so, that destroyer is the USS McDermut (DD-262). The ship was in service from March 1919 to May 1929 and scrapped in February 1932, so at the time of this video, it may have been in its final years. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_McDermut_(DD-262)
That ship is way too large to be the USS McDermut. It's clearly an ocean liner and the funnels are spaced out differently. It looks like Cunard Line's RMS Mauretania, which wasn't scrapped until 1935.
@@nopewait Oh really? Go back to 0:45; go to the bottom of where the Singer Building is situated. You'll see a gray ship with four funnels just as two tugboats pass in opposite directions. That is a US Navy destroyer. Besides, how many ocean liners are painted gray and have a number printed on the side??
@@jerseyoldschool You just edited your comment and changed the time stamp. The ship at 0:45 resembles the USS McDermut. The ship that is docked is an ocean liner.
I like this era because people are always wearing formal clothes even if they are a little poor. it's like a movie but it really existed!
I know it must be hard for women to live as a social worker compare to the 2020s, but if I could do time-traveling, I would definitely go to this age and enjoy this beautiful scenery :)
Love this amazing video! from Japan
It’s kind of insane that the Statue of Liberty was orange back then
Just a peculiarity of the colorization process. Copper oxidizes green.
Amazing ❤
Very nice work when life was simple and everyone dressed nice.
I wouldn't describe New York City life in the 1920s as simple. It was already a booming city and a symbol of the highly industrialized and technological society the US had become. The millions of immigrants who had come from Italy, Greece and Eastern Europe were not living simple lives, but ones in which they had to work hard to keep their toehold in a new land so they and their children could prosper and make better lives than they had in Europe. The only technology by this time that was still theoretical but predicted and first being experimented with was rocketry which would one day lead to space travel (and weapons of war) and television. Radio was already big business. The mathematical theories behind atomic energy and quantum physics had already been worked out. Medicine was making great advances. Sound motion pictures would debut with the "Jazz Singer" in 1927. The very wealthy had access to the first air conditioners and refrigerators, eliminating the need to buy ice blocks for the kitchen ice box. Computers were still virtually all theory though a young company called International Business Machines was already making tabulation devices. Otherwise, by this time the 20th Century had pretty much been fleshed out, and even into this third decade of the 21st if you don't count the Internet and AI. The 1929 Stock Market Collapse was only a few years away at this point, along with the Great Depression following. The Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building would be fully constructed no later than 1930 as well.
Indeed NY was on the move !
Amazingly quiet and peaceful walking people, masters of the streets, respectful drivers, in the winter sunshine !
It's "quiet" only because the original film is silent. The the only sounds you hear are whatever was dubbed in (added) by whomever prepped it for posting online. They made it as noisy or quiet as they wanted it to be. We have no way of knowing how noisy it really was.
Yet no soul. No outdoor markets selling organic food, bread was already sliced and packaged, no happy breastfeeding mom's in the park, too many cars everywhere etc. Everything was so sterile!!
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Now you see bad ?
I was in New York several years ago and I took a water taxi passed the Cunard pier. The pier is badly deteriorated, but you can still read the Cunard sign on top.
I’ve been watching vintage video footage for years,NYC especially and never seen these vantage points until now,thank you.
thank you very much
Awesome job.
1940年代の東京を見た後に1920年代のニューヨークを見たら、ここまで違うのかと衝撃…
Just imagine if Albert Fish walked past the camera.
People well dressed. No ugly tattoos, no people starring into smartphones like zombies.
Strange at 2:20 looking up Fifth Avenue from Madison Square Park with Broadway at Left and seeing no Empire State Building in distance. I can just make out top of the original Waldorf-Astoria hotel and the clock at street level is still there in this view looking Uptown(North) when Fifth Avenue and all Avenues were two-way until circa 1964 and the double-decker “Go the Motor Coach Way” New York City buses. Much of this remains the same except a much more crowded skyscraper city now!
HI NASS,, GREAT VIDEO!!!! WE LOVE THE OLD BOATS AND THE OLD CITY AND CARS IN TIME SQ....NY. HAS ALWAYS BEEN BUSY,, NEVER SLEEPS..MY SON AND I LOVE NY.NY. OOHH YA!! YOUR VIDEOS...
thank you very much
When I see footage like this, I am always struck by the reality that everyone you see or everyone in a passing car or in a building is dead. Every one of them.
The Empire State Building wasn't built yet.
Imagine seeing such a city in the 1920s, coming from Europe 🤯
Imagine being a veteran of the American Civil War or someone who at least became a young adult while living through that time in the mid-19th Century, which was only 60 years earlier, a time more recent to people living in the 1920s than World War II is to people living now, and there were still plenty of Civil War veterans and civilians alive who lived that war in their late teens and early 20s when America was still mostly an agrarian society and now see 1920s New York -- airplanes, cars, subways, towering skyscrapers, traffic, the hustle and bustle and speed of the city. Imagine what their reaction would be compared to the 19th Century world they knew when they reached adulthood, perhaps in a terrible war they fought in, with the world they see now.
@@jody6851 My father was born in 1902, a year before Kitty Hawk, in the horse and buggy days, and lived until 1998, the Internet age. That means my dad was born closer to the life of George Washington (103 years) than to today (121 years).
His mother, my grandmother, was born in 1868, just four years after the Civil War, and lived until 1964, the Space Age. Her husband, who was my dad's father and my grandfather (no "greats"), was born in 1864, during the Civil War (died 1936).
Her father, my great grandfather (just one "great"), was born in April 1826 while John Quincy Adams was president and John Adams and Thomas Jefferson were still alive (until July of that year). He lived until 1911, long enough to see airplanes, automobiles, and the eve of The Great War.
History is really not so long ago.
As a kid in the late 60's and early 70's, I remember that THIS was the time my grandparents and old timers would always harken back to.
beautiful
unbelievable, that's already 100 years, amazing what was already exist
Hello, how are you doing?
i thought the ship was titanic but it was 1912 it sank
Looks more like the late 1920's. No sign of the Empire State Building, Rockefeller Plaza or the Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
Thx !!
Actually, I believe that I spotted The Empire State Building at 4:59. 'Could be wrong. I wish they'd hurry up and develop the technology featured in the flick 'The 23th Floor.' THAT'D be swank!
@@truekaliban4674That building is an apartment building at the base of Fifth Avenue by the arch near NYU. It’s not the Empire State Building.
Elegance, beauty and order came together about 103 years ago in this colorful video 🎉
Cant explain how jealous this makes me. Life aint the same
Fantastic!!
Wonderful AI🙏💥🤩
It's all about that dental cream...
Hello, how are you doing?
I love watching your channel
Why does everyone wear hats in this early times? Wondering anyone know? ❤
Well-dressed fashion, mostly.
I'll bet 100 years from now people will be wondering what possessed so many to wear baseball caps and ripped jeans. 😖😖
NASS
Thanks Much !.......
thank you very much bro
It's amazing how that skyline has changed over the past 100 years!
The tech still has some way to go, but there is now some blue in the sky and it it definitely moving on.
That said, we’re all grateful for all your work, which is better with each upload
Well Done! This is 1929 because of the Hollywood Revue
The Brooklyn Bridge when poet Hart Crane was writing his famous poem about it! Babe Ruth, Fletcher Henderson, and Lucky Luciano were all there!
Notice that the water is blue not brown
The colors were added using software.
Joseph and today 😀
This 1920 New York is freakin more developed than my city of today in the Philippines, yikes.
Watch this video, than watch a 2024 video of NYC street fair. In the current video it’s challenging to discern the women from the men as everyone is dressed similarly, whereas in this historical video it’s easy to distinguish women from men. It’s very sad to see how public personal appearance has lost its value to people 😢
This is a functional society. What a contrast to today in a number of facets...
If I could transport back there with a Bugatti Veyron, I wonder what the reaction would be?
I envy the simplicity of that time. Of their lives. Awesome video as always. Thank you.
Superb work, just amazing. But am I the only one who can not get my head around the quantity and quality of the high rise structures, for that time period? Anyone else here dabbling in Tartaria and mudflood? I see virtually no construction or remediation going on - today 1/2 the world is under construction. I know we have regressed as a society in many ways but I question how we built that city using tech from the time.
Carroças puxadas a cavalos já estavam no fim.
Homens não usavam mais bigodes.
Mulheres com mais liberdades .
The. Colorization. Process. Seems to yui. Getting
I've noticed almost everybody wore hats back then.
love looking up the companies that appear in your recreations.
Hello, how are you doing?
100 years from now they will look at us the way we're looking at this video
Special thanks to the operators who did their job a hundred years ago!
Preciosa
Ciudad metrópolis Sus avitantes sin prisas sus autos sin umo calles i avenidas totalmente aseadas no como aora en toda metrópolis se vive de prisas autos contaminado sus calles i avenidas súper sucias sin semáforos los conductores respetan al peatón iwual también lo mismo el peatón respeta Oiy con semáforos peatón i conductores sin respeto alguno pues ambos llevan prisas algunos miran los accidentes des de la azotea de sus viviendas porke conductor se enfrascan entre si en un choke accidental sin precaución por las prisas la estatua de la livertat sige siendo la postal de los neoyorkinos pues un once de septiembre las preciosas torres xemelas fueron mancilladas cayendo echas pedazos Miren marca Chevrolet alguna vez abordé un capris pero el Mustang i el cougar son para las autopistas en vacaciones el capris es para largas autopistas en vacaciones pués todos eran muiy resistentes los de aora con unos cuantos kilómetros el readiador ya tiene sed sus neumáticos ya uelen a umo kemado los de antes eran verdaderos toros pesados todo terrenos bueno disfruten la ciudad luz
Classic old film view of NYC in Roaring 20s
Wow this is the town my parents grew up in. Why do we have so many slobs today
Lot of lovely buildings that are no more
1924 : No twin towers
2024: No twin towers
This is the new roaring 20's and im gonna be the great gatsby.
Can you do more India videos as well please ✌️
the color really shows that not much has changed
Great video nass, incredible footage, well done 👍👌😀
Thank you so much😍😍
2:32 New York Public Library
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Hello do you mind making a playlist?
Another Masterpiece from the main man, thanks Nass 👍👍
Hello, how are you doing
Cant believe this was filmed 100 years ago..To think This is Pre Twin Towers and Empire State Building Things have alot haved changed over the years!
Корабль ,-то "Олимпик"?
The New World. Good stuff.
ماشاء الله كانوا متطورين جدا 😮
So glad that someone had the foresight to film this. It really brings that particular time to life and makes it seem so real because it was real and not just a movie. Thanks for posting!
Was that the titanic in the beginning
上品でシンプルで控えめで美しいね！
現代の人々より熱意とやる気に満ちているよ！
There's an Arc de Triomphe in NYC ? Whuut??
0:55 is that aquatania?
Beautiful and many thanks 👍 ☘️
thanks
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I love USA from Peru
une belle époque🤎🤎🤎🐯🌺🌺🌺🌷
Спасибо!
thank you very much
Now can anyone identify the buildings?