San Francisco 1930s in color ,Scene Street [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- I colorized, restored and created a sound design for this video of San Francisco 1930s , we can clearly see what is happening in broad daylight, Scene Street
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 only for the ambiance
✔restoration:(stabilisation,denoise,cleand,deblur)
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.
Thanks to A/V Geeks for share the amazing B&W Video Source
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@Human Rights China area ,China Street :) , you dont played saints row or gta game?, inside game , seems like same , have same areas.
I like how the man run
Just an average day some 80-90 years ago! This is as close to time travel as we are going to get! Good job!
How I don’t miss RUclips comments and the limited thoughts which come with it
@@StephenWestSyd Like yours? Bye!
Es posible , los viajes en el tiempo , con solo verlo con lentes virtuales , connlss camaras actuales y mejores camarografos mas detallistas , yo creo q es sufisientw
I have a time travel machine check my channel
Look how clean the streets are no litter or graffiti.
Society has gone backwards.
This is amazing. It looks like it's happening right now but it's 90 years ago. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful! My grandfather was a printer and he rode the streetcars to work every day back when this was filmed.
"Why Are You Running? Why Are You Running?" -1930s version
lol you beat me to it
Dude thought he was gonna make the hill.
@@williamsimmons152 I think he wanted a trolley?
Incredible picture quality and amazing work !
Jubilant and moving at the same time because all the people of that era are gone, except a few small children who are now over 90 years old, like the great Clint Eastwood !
Gotta love at 2:26 how a large car makes a U-Turn to enter traffic.
Another great video.
Was born in San Francisco, (1954).
Was raised in a suburb and lived in town from 1977-1991.
Great to see so much character that was still there decades later.
Great quality too. Thanks.
imagine if we could time travel as tourists
I would love it!
you willbe able to... in the metaverse
If you think about it perhaps ( they ) are already here, as you can see from the video since 1930 humans have progressed in their technology and over time who is to say that one day perhaps just perhaps a machine is invented which can bend the temporal density of the our universe... so they must walk amongst us even now, today, this very minute... second... the special moments in time are fleeting... but for that machine.
@@gan9e we do have such technology but the Vatican has it hidden
That would be such a potential disaster if you stop and think about it. Tourists would intervene in the past with their presence that so much of it would change as a result. Now if we could go back to visit but not be allowed to interact with the people there, then it would be great.
But being able to interact with people in the other time period could have potentially devastating consequences to history and timelines. Also, I think if the people in 1921 met with people visiting from 2021, they'd not like them very much and tell them to go the heck back where they came from lol.
I think i'd feel the same way towards people from 2121 coming here to visit. I doubt i'd like them very much and want them to leave too. It's really interesting to think about though.
Lol that one dude is getting exercise running away from the camera 😂 🎥
Who are these guys who put 9 dislikes? Return back to 1930 and take a better video.
I was gonna say stick them in with the guy at the beginning of the video being chased by a car. That'll teach 'em.
That guy in the roadster charging through Chinatown was a madman.
This is _gorgeously_ sharp resolution. Maybe the best that I have seen so far. The technology is improving very rapidly.
Here is the exact same street from a few _days_ before the 1906 earthquake that matches a portion of the street you see in this 1930s footage.
ruclips.net/video/VO_1AdYRGW8/видео.html (also beautifully restored--but not quite as sharp)
Looks like the Oakland Bridge is still under construction so this was shot around 1935- maybe as late as 1936. Thanks for sharing.
Now it has been replaced by a bridge that went astronomically over budget.
@@rayjames6096 - No, you’re wrong. The part of the bridge shown, the suspension bridge, is still there. It has not been replaced. It is the other part of the Bay Bridge, on the other side of Yerba Buena Island, the cantilever part of the bridge, that has been replaced, and yes, that did go over budget.
@@odietamo9376 OK then. Have you ever heard of a public works project that didn't go extremely over budget in California, those elected over and over and over con artists got to get their cuts, Pelosi didn't amass a 300 million personal wealth by being an honorable elected official.
@@rayjames6096 Keep your shirt on. I mostly agree with you. My only point was to correct your mistake about the Bay Bridge. That said, I don’t think crooked politicians are only found in California.
@@odietamo9376 They're everywhere, the honest politicians are the rare ones.
The guy running in the beginning reminds me of the scene in Hitchcock's North by Northwest.
I had the same thought North by Northwest
I want to jump in and be there!
A superb job as always!!!
I enjoyed everything about this, even just watching the clouds drift. Thank you for this
That was absolutely amazing and fantastic! Thank you for sharing!
Back when Market street was clean and not full of poop, needles, and junkies!
These channels are like a time capsule its wonderful to watch.
...next stop Willoughby !
This is fantastic images!
How did we funk this up.... SF is a outdoor bathroom now ...
Interesting and nice colorization. I'm a SF native.
0:13 future is chasing him
At the 2:32 mark you can see the back side of the Wellman Coffee (Wellman Peck & Co.) sign. My grandpa worked there as did my mom and aunt. When they removed the sign my grandpa was given some of the lumber. My mom and dad used the lumber to build their garage after the war and it still stands strong today!
Much better than today. I lived in SF for a couple of years.... No way I am going back there ever again 😀
So cool! Interesting that the street car went all the way to the legion of honor from Market street!
Oh man ! I thought driving was tough now. Looks like back then you risked your life every time you wanted to go for a drive. No rules what’s so ever, no driving lanes or crosswalks .
Streets freshly paved, Bay Bridge not yet complete, seems like an exciting era in SF
这里在街道上有中文"魔登新娘"4个字，非常亲切
Hey, you. Whoever’s reading this, this is your sign. Everything’s gonna be okay. You did not come this far to give up. I believe in you.
Message received.
Thank you! I needed this at this moment!
Lovely as always, I wonder where that gentleman on the tram was going, what he get up to that day, And the guy running wonder what happen to him, what kind of life did he have
It's very interesting thinking that way !
Now turns out, that in 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s.... almost everyone had dashcar
Wow...the last clip shows the bay bridge under construction. The road bed isn't connected to the towers.
Thanks for this! Friends and I used to 'vintage bomb' SF in the 2000s - 2010s. We'd get dressed up in '30s - '40s vintage clothes from head to toe and bar / restaurant hop in 1930s / 40s cars. It's great to see footage of SF the way Dashiell Hammett saw it and the way we imagined it.
While I can't prove it. I'm pretty certain that it was the drivers having to deal with the pedestrians in this video that invented road rage.
Thank you.
And...okay I can see why J walking in a crime. Would be stressful driving with everyone and their brother just crossing the street, whenever.
It hasn’t changed in SF all that much. Laws governing pedestrians are treated as little more than suggestions. Motorists park in bike lanes, go through red lights, forget to turn on their lights at night, etcetera. I live there. It’s crazy. Still a good city, though. . . except for the politics and their consequences.
I really enjoyed being transported back to 1930's San Francisco. I am wondering though what was that man running from in the beginning of the video. He looked scared. Thanks for this great video Nass.
2:37 "摩登新娘" or Modern Brides in old-fashioned Chinese characters written from right to left.
Yes those was a good old days I was 13 and I seem to remember the scenes.. not mistaken s about 1938 because of the black GMC. Which it was my first car purchase in 1950. Years after world war II. And the same car I took my wife on a honeymoon
Then someone had a time machine, because the bridge was completed in 1936 and it's clearly still under construction in the video.
Ditto the compliments below, and how beautiful the blue sky is! Mesmerizing.
Am I looking at reality or is this high tech animation??
Whatever it is, it's amazing!
How to do you edit thes bro these look insane
I moved to SF in the early 70's. It was great!!
During the hippies boom , what a privilege
@@santosbanuelos6661 ~ The end of the hippy movement in the City was 1967. I moved up there in 1973. It was pretty much over by then. But SF was a whole different scene in the mid to late 70's. Lots of good music and places to go.
@@hom296 @ lots of great memories, I had the privilege to work in the Bay Area late 69 , 70 it was extremely pleasant to listen to KFRC in the city , just like you said , nothing but great music, have a wonderful day 🙏
Santos....was KFRC the heavy rock station at the time. Almost a hippy like station. I remember listening to KJAZ all the time.
@@hom296 @ they played Soul , some oldies , rock , but not too heavy , Beatles, stones ,Zeppelin Joplin, etc too many to mention , just wonderful memories, good night
Fantástico!!!
Ive walked down these same streets, wow is it weird
I've walked to the ballpark so many times past those buildings on the Embarcadero.
I am honestly wondering when that film was shot.
The segment chasing the man is Grant Avenue, with a cable car in the background. But at 3:03 it is obvious the Bay Bridge was not yet completed, so this was most likely 1935-1936.
🤔 RUclipsR GATURKS SAYS: Seeing yesterday, like this is amazing.... imagine how we will be able to see today, tomorrow? Would it be too much to imagine, by then, we would be able to hologram back into our history and re-live the actual moment or day? ❤
Market St, the clock tower. Great job as always
The guy running at the beginning of the video made me think of Buster Keaton.
01:37 Perfect place! If the cars are removed, then movies can be shot. In this square, you can film how two groups of cowboys staged a bloody showdown between themselves. A plot for an action movie about ancient America.
I always wait for your next video, thank u and GBU 🧡
This is cool I watched a trip down market street 1906 just days before the big earthquake and now I'm seeing it 25yrs later 😀 😳 😄 😅
At 32 seconds into the video it looks a lot like the 1906 San Francisco video at 9.06 minutes, same place only 26 years earlier. 0_0' OMG
0:14 ahahaha Run! Forest run!
I want to be here in this time 1930 just for a couple of weeks, I want to be driving my 07 Mustang here so everyone can look at my Mustang and see the expression on their face
Looks like the Bay Bridge wasn't quite completed (no visible traffic).
Wow! San Francisco back in the days when most motor vehicles lacked power brakes to assist descending those streets on the steep hills. In fact, many cars here still had mechanical brakes versus hydraulic brakes.
I think they used their gears to slow down as many people do today.
@@campbellpaul Yes, that goes without saying!
Didn't know they chased looters in those days. The DA wouldn't put up with violating their rights today.
Awesome video, time is before I was born in the world 🌍
It looked cleaner and better during the worst economic downturn in the country's history than it does now.
Mafia 1 game :)
Colorization has gotten more realistic looking through the decades. I think it's the softer hues.
This is from a movie?
This footage is way better than the fake moon landing which happened 30 something years later 😂😂😂😂😂
Everyone dressed like they own a business
Now, it looks like everyone... does their business.
0:30 there is a youtube film from this very same avenue but from 1900 a cable care going down this hole avenue cool to see the same rot 30 years later now the horses are gone and the cars took over.
Wow! That streetcar at the beginning went out to the Legion of Honor!! I bet SF is sad they got rid of THAT!
30 years later there was rock n roll and mustang gt500s
I have to assumed there was less traffic laws and road rage was unheard-of. Now we got more traffic laws and road rage is deadly.
Completely gone are the Horse and Buggy days of just 20 years earlier.
streets are so clean
Those "Tin Lizzie"-era motor-horn sounds come in at 2.58
How could that possibly be a 2-way street ? 2:33
Beautiful how things change but back then shit was new the roads food a lot of shit
Wow... just a little more than a couple of decades removed from the "Great Earthquake."
Another RUclipsr has a video of San Francisco from April 14, 1906. Four days before the earthquake.
ruclips.net/video/VO_1AdYRGW8/видео.html
Where are the cranes and construction sites? It’s as if there was no growth back then
🤔 RUclipsR GATURKS SAYS: Seeing yesterday, like this is amazing.... imagine how we will be able to see today, tomorrow? Would it be too much to imagine, by then, we would be able to hologram back into our history and re-live the actual moment or day? ❤
i am hoping that somewhere in that movie, there is a child that is still alive today
Naked gun opening lol
lol
The Chinatown scenes felt very familiar.
@NASS: Any chance of upscaling the famous early footage of (IIRC) San Francisco taken from a cable car? It's that long, slow ride down main street with all kinds of traffic going in all directions from the early 1900s.
Nice to see how recognizable the city I grew up next to is so many years prior.😃 The clock tower in the ferry terminal where I have dined many times is virtually unchanged.
note that the bay bridge is NOT completed in these shots
It makes me sad to see the condition of San Francisco today
Today, Geary is a busy street with many pedestrians.
The first part reminds me a lot the video posted by Denis Shiryaev "San Francisco, a Trip down Market Street, April 14, 1906". He did the same work of upscaling on the original footage which was captured a few days before the earthquake. Comparing the two is stunning.
Thats weird not one naked person in the whole video.
Love these videos keep them coming!!!
Lovely- sounds more like Manhattan than
San Francisco though. (To me)
Thank you
The Golden Gate Bridge is open at the time?
When our Consciousness shifts from the third dimension to The 5th Dimension time travel will be possible. Thank you for a glimpse into our future
30-some years later Harry Callahan would ask some punk if he feels lucky.
The guy running try to catch the tramway
I wish it were like this again
fantastic....
No lines on the streets; amazing.
David Lynch vibe at the beginning
Love to see this old video