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Once again, you've posted another miracle. My gosh these are just a treasure. Each one of these films highlights how period photographs and old herky - jerky moving pictures from 100+ years ago are nice, but seeing those people and the things they did in color, and in HD (seriously - has this been restored to 4k?) and -- most important of all -- with realistic human movements and cadences makes me see these people in a whole new way. Like friends and neighbors. Like co-workers. Like people you see and meet traveling around the world. The detail in the HD footage is fascinating not just because I'm seeing King Edward meeting the troops, but even more so because I can see other members of the English royal family rolling their eyes at what he's saying. That's just priceless! Thank you again!
121 years later and we can still see people having fun, talking, mingling I absolutely love this stuff I never knew life back in the day only reference for people back in the day was WW1 but this shows me something I thought I could never see
Did you say "still" see people having fun.. talking, mingling... ?? I'm seeing people like we've never seen them before. You can make out expressions, see eye movement, practically read their lips. This is a huge step forward. I love it! ;)
The old codger at 1:09 got so nervous that he saluted with his left hand while shaking with his right, then realizing what he did, renders a proper salute with his right hand.
At 1:13, on the left of the frame, are Danish-born sisters Queen Alexandra and Maria Feodorovna, Empress of Russia and mother of Emperor Nicholas II. You can see them arriving at 0:38. Nicholas II can be seen at 1:08 to 1:10. That's probably Empress Alexandra Feodorovna at 1:04.
You are eagle eyed! I was following the King, assuming Alexandra might not be there. Interesting the title says he’s visiting his Danish cousins but aren’t they more likely to be his in-laws?
As a Dane, this is fun to see. Our princes wear this type of old military jacket etc. on special occassions. We also have cavalry dressed as some of these gentlemen did back then. They ride along with the Queen’s carriage through the city sometimes in the summer.
As an Englishman, I am sorry your princess ended up married to the prize shit that was our king Edward the 7th. She deserved far better. They didn't call him 'Bertie the bounder' for nothing!
The Edward VIII the "uncle of Europe" , in his name knows " Edwardian Era " : was already the leader of a fashionable elite that set a style influenced by the art and fashions of continental Europe. The Edwardian period is sometimes portrayed as a romantic golden age of long summer afternoons and garden parties, basking in a sun that never set on the British Empire. This perception was created in the 1920s and later by those who remembered the Edwardian age with nostalgia, looking back to their childhoods across the abyss of the Great War . The Edwardian age was also seen as a mediocre period of pleasure between the great achievements of the preceding Victorian age and the catastrophe of the following war . Recent assessments emphasise the great differences between the wealthy and the poor during this period and describe the age as heralding great changes in political and social life.
Magnificient!!!The"uncle of Europe" doing his duties all around in the Continent!The last period of bright before the hell of First World War...Thank you!
@@dhalsim-1 Unfortunately not, which is surprising given that we have a very primitive recording of his mother, Queen Victoria, created 14 years before he even became King.
Yes! Strange we have no record of his voice, especially given that we know Edward VII was interested in technology. I think his voice has been described as deep and gutteral.
His majesty was rather on the portly side. He had waited quite a long time for his mother Queen Victoria’s reign to end which it finally did in 1901 upon her death. He did not have to wait as long as Prince Charles has, as his mother Queen Elizabeth Ii at 95 is still going strong for someone of her advanced age.
THIS IS REALLY SICK !!! in grey/black/white we could see how it was but never could really get that feeling, next we got color and the things that we saw became more real, and now with this omg omg omg omg we are there !!! this is sick shit
Thank you, so wonderful! Question: Is there an AI program that can remove dust, scratches, and damage to film? I'd love to get my hands on it, and try my best to restore some things. Thank anybody for replying!
I might suggest starting as follows: Peter Jackson’s “They Shall Not Grow Old” used some cutting edge technology to help improve the old WWI footage shown throughout the movie. Having enjoyed the movie immensely, I can say the footage was restored beautifully. Perhaps start with his production company and see what they used.
@@dhalsim-1 It takes too long to do it by hand. Old film is either 24 or 29 frames per second. To hand-paint the imperfections out, you'd have to spend hours on each frame...and do 145 frames - just to get 5 seconds of restored film. (And that's just the dust and scratches.) Further work - involves stabilizing jumpy frames, reducing brightness that's too bright, brightening shadows that are too dark. Then - the truly damaged frames with large chunks missing - usually cannot be done by hand. It would take AI to think about what "should" be in missing frames. Like a man taking a step - the AI would analyze his gait, and draw in the missing part of the animation. It just really can't be done by hand. Not economically.
It wasn't all civilized. Slums were numerous back then due to mass immigration and industrialization. If photos and news articles from the time are to be believed, they seemingly resemble the slums surrounding Rio de Janeiro today. Of course the conditions in the colonies could be similarly bad, though that varied between the colonial powers, some being worse than others.
Ah, a remarkable glimpse of a world that would soon come to a tragic and horrific end. Oh, it should have ended for many reasons. Just not the way it did, alas.
Que increíble ver una casta de zánganos, mantenidos por el Estado y cuyos súbditos les rinden honores. ¿cómo será vivir aún eso?. Eduardo VII tenia de intimo amigo a un empresario, John Thomas North que contribuyó directamente a la Guerra del Pacifico entre Chile con Perú. Ojalá los cuervos huyan de La Torre. Gracias buen trabajo
I want to say something you born rich you born king but one day you return to dust this is how life work's time kills everything but sadly people don't understand that and the rich people looking the poor people like trash but one day they gona die toghether from this short life you take with you only your immortal soul...
They all had one thing in common. This is a blue blood. Privilege to open the gate to Great Grand World. Not for us clochards from the city proletariat.
On his home page it says: "50+ who love sim racing. Got me some gear and a rig and loving it" And there he is, surrounded by all his toys, which any 12 yr would covet, and he accuses others of being "peacock people". Thanks for the belly laugh, youngen...........
![[4k, 60fps, colorized] (1901) RMS Lucania, the first "wireless" ocean liner, leaves for America.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dlEQbzdSQyo/mqdefault.jpg)
![[4k, 60fps, colorized] (1901) RMS Lucania, the first "wireless" ocean liner, leaves for America.](/img/tr.png)
![[4k, 50fps, colorized] (1902). King Edward VII's coronation celebrations. Accrington, England.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/iHVMLreZv_A/mqdefault.jpg)
![Paris 1920s in color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added](/img/n.gif)
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1, AI-upscale your old archives to 4K 60/50FPS or beyond, ideal for Palette colorized footage, vintage home movie videos, DV videos, old UA-cam videos, super 8 film, DVDs, low-res recordings, etc.
2, Upscale AI generated images(from MidJourney, DALL-E, Leonardo, etc.) for printing and playing on UHD TV’s purpose.
3, Offer extra AI tools(Frame Interpolation and Motion Stabilization), convert, DVD digitizing, edit, compress, and screen record at the same software.
Thank you so much for sharing these with the world. It makes these historic figures come to life.
0:05 yes my friend, people from the future looking at you now. As always, very good work remastering this footage.
Once again, you've posted another miracle. My gosh these are just a treasure. Each one of these films highlights how period photographs and old herky - jerky moving pictures from 100+ years ago are nice, but seeing those people and the things they did in color, and in HD (seriously - has this been restored to 4k?) and -- most important of all -- with realistic human movements and cadences makes me see these people in a whole new way. Like friends and neighbors. Like co-workers. Like people you see and meet traveling around the world. The detail in the HD footage is fascinating not just because I'm seeing King Edward meeting the troops, but even more so because I can see other members of the English royal family rolling their eyes at what he's saying. That's just priceless! Thank you again!
121 years later and we can still see people having fun, talking, mingling I absolutely love this stuff I never knew life back in the day only reference for people back in the day was WW1 but this shows me something I thought I could never see
Did you say "still" see people having fun.. talking, mingling... ?? I'm seeing people like we've never seen them before. You can make out expressions, see eye movement, practically read their lips. This is a huge step forward. I love it! ;)
Pretty much everyone not in uniform is wearing black. Queen Victoria died in January of 1901 and people observed a full year of formal mourning.
Thank you. As someone from the world of antiques, watching real people from the Edwardian period is a delight and utterly mesmerising
camera from 1901 and without being recolored it looks better than the photos my mom used to take to me in 2000
The old codger at 1:09 got so nervous that he saluted with his left hand while shaking with his right, then realizing what he did, renders a proper salute with his right hand.
At 1:13, on the left of the frame, are Danish-born sisters Queen Alexandra and Maria Feodorovna, Empress of Russia and mother of Emperor Nicholas II. You can see them arriving at 0:38. Nicholas II can be seen at 1:08 to 1:10. That's probably Empress Alexandra Feodorovna at 1:04.
You are eagle eyed! I was following the King, assuming Alexandra might not be there. Interesting the title says he’s visiting his Danish cousins but aren’t they more likely to be his in-laws?
Number 1....love the uploads of old vintage videos from days past. Thanks
As a Dane, this is fun to see. Our princes wear this type of old military jacket etc. on special occassions. We also have cavalry dressed as some of these gentlemen did back then. They ride along with the Queen’s carriage through the city sometimes in the summer.
As an Englishman, I am sorry your princess ended up married to the prize shit that was our king Edward the 7th. She deserved far better. They didn't call him 'Bertie the bounder' for nothing!
The Edward VIII the "uncle of Europe" , in his name knows " Edwardian Era " : was already the leader of a fashionable elite that set a style influenced by the art and fashions of continental Europe. The Edwardian period is sometimes portrayed as a romantic golden age of long summer afternoons and garden parties, basking in a sun that never set on the British Empire. This perception was created in the 1920s and later by those who remembered the Edwardian age with nostalgia, looking back to their childhoods across the abyss of the Great War . The Edwardian age was also seen as a mediocre period of pleasure between the great achievements of the preceding Victorian age and the catastrophe of the following war . Recent assessments emphasise the great differences between the wealthy and the poor during this period and describe the age as heralding great changes in political and social life.
Magnificient!!!The"uncle of Europe" doing his duties all around in the Continent!The last period of bright before the hell of First World War...Thank you!
Like a window to the past. Love your vids ❤️
As of 2023, there is only one living subject of Edward VII
They are still alive as of September 20 2024
Absolutely superb thanks 😊
Excellent footage 👏
I've always wanted to know what his voice sounded like. Barring a miracle of science, I don't think we'll ever know!
I do like to see a Policeman on the scene. Law & Order.
19th, 20th & 21st Centuries Constabulary.
Are there no audio recordings?
@@dhalsim-1 Unfortunately not, which is surprising given that we have a very primitive recording of his mother, Queen Victoria, created 14 years before he even became King.
Yes! Strange we have no record of his voice, especially given that we know Edward VII was interested in technology. I think his voice has been described as deep and gutteral.
your videos are amazing comrade🙂
Absolutely love the random chap in the bicorn hat wandering across the screen at circa 0:40 who clearly hasn't got a clue what's going on!
a civilization..before the descent into barbarity..
Its fascinating to watch a world that was swept away by blood and flames and their own hubris in the trenches of WW1.
Well, not Denmark, as it was neutral in WWI.
@@Lucas_Tulic or Britain lol
@@ArcticTemper Britain wasn't neutral..?
JANE SAINTS - Well said.
@CHRISTIAN KNIGHT Britain entered the war a month after it started, technically not day 1
His majesty was rather on the portly side. He had waited quite a long time for his mother Queen Victoria’s reign to end which it finally did in 1901 upon her death. He did not have to wait as long as Prince Charles has, as his mother Queen Elizabeth Ii at 95 is still going strong for someone of her advanced age.
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What a beautiful video… ❤️🙏
Was that tall slender guy the later king Haakon of Norway? 0:54
Look at the clothing of both women and men - look at the dresses - in comprehensible the change in society - simply incomprehensible.
Thanks!
All proper Europeans. The glory days 😪
Wow! Amazing to see this now.
Так реалистично, будто вчера снимали!!!👍👍👍
Always gotta wonder what ol' Bertie would've thought of the insanity that would transpire four whole years after his death. We'll never know.
1:12
and Christian IX the one on the left of eedward VII
This is amazing it's like going back to 1905, however Edward VII wasn't very popular, hardly anyone today knows who he was
They all look like kings and queens
What happened to Edward vii?
I haven't seen him for awhile 😕 😔
Amazing!!!
That first clip looks like a young George V & Mary of Teck. Can someone confirm?
They had drip back then.
THIS IS REALLY SICK !!! in grey/black/white we could see how it was but never could really get that feeling, next we got color and the things that we saw became more real, and now with this omg omg omg omg we are there !!! this is sick shit
If youtube gone, videos in this channel must get priorities to be rescued first
Thank you, so wonderful!
Question: Is there an AI program that can remove dust, scratches, and damage to film? I'd love to get my hands on it, and try my best to restore some things.
Thank anybody for replying!
Why is AI needed?
I might suggest starting as follows: Peter Jackson’s “They Shall Not Grow Old” used some cutting edge technology to help improve the old WWI footage shown throughout the movie. Having enjoyed the movie immensely, I can say the footage was restored beautifully. Perhaps start with his production company and see what they used.
@@dhalsim-1 It takes too long to do it by hand. Old film is either 24 or 29 frames per second. To hand-paint the imperfections out, you'd have to spend hours on each frame...and do 145 frames - just to get 5 seconds of restored film.
(And that's just the dust and scratches.)
Further work - involves stabilizing jumpy frames, reducing brightness that's too bright, brightening shadows that are too dark.
Then - the truly damaged frames with large chunks missing - usually cannot be done by hand. It would take AI to think about what "should" be in missing frames.
Like a man taking a step - the AI would analyze his gait, and draw in the missing part of the animation. It just really can't be done by hand. Not economically.
@@libertyvilleguy2903 thank you mate, i'll research it :)
@@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking
Great, but what's that got to do with AI?
This is a glimpse of a more elegant and civilized world. I would rather live in that time than in this ridiculous 21st century.
just remember, even if we could go back, we would likely be the lower classes living in poverty.
@@geriroush8004 Yes, but with knowledge about the future we would be rich.
It wasn't all civilized. Slums were numerous back then due to mass immigration and industrialization. If photos and news articles from the time are to be believed, they seemingly resemble the slums surrounding Rio de Janeiro today.
Of course the conditions in the colonies could be similarly bad, though that varied between the colonial powers, some being worse than others.
Ah, a remarkable glimpse of a world that would soon come to a tragic and horrific end. Oh, it should have ended for many reasons. Just not the way it did, alas.
This is awesome I feel like I was Geri with the crisp colors
How does the colorization process work?
Always interesting to see the fashions of the time and noticed some of the women wearing bustles.
Igual nos filmes, fantástico 🤩, época dê muita elegância no vestimento
King Edward and his Father in Law King Christian IX shaking hands with the soldiers
R.I.P. to all those people in this film🙏🙏🙏
Looks like this happened just last week
A Policeman at the beginning of the film, I do like to see. Hallo Hallo.
Que increíble ver una casta de zánganos, mantenidos por el Estado y cuyos súbditos les rinden honores. ¿cómo será vivir aún eso?. Eduardo VII tenia de intimo amigo a un empresario, John Thomas North que contribuyó directamente a la Guerra del Pacifico entre Chile con Perú. Ojalá los cuervos huyan de La Torre. Gracias buen trabajo
How did they managed to survive without google and facepage ?
Wow, before the airplane
I want to say something you born rich you born king but one day you return to dust this is how life work's time kills everything but sadly people don't understand that and the rich people looking the poor people like trash but one day they gona die toghether from this short life you take with you only your immortal soul...
And to think our family problems are bad. When these guys get into fights with each other, millions of people die.
nice to see these "king" jokers, complete with a full blown circus costumes show!
Fascinating. It looks like something that Gilbert and Sullivan might have staged in their prime.
cool
💯
It's a window into the 19th century..
Kılıçlar ve tüylü şapkalar çok farklı
Uniform have changed!
kinda looks like they're having a costume party
is grandfather of the actualy queen isabel 2
Bowing to another human being seems archaic and ridiculous. They still do it today.
They all had one thing in common. This is a blue blood. Privilege to open the gate to Great Grand World. Not for us clochards from the city proletariat.
👍👏😊❤️🇺🇸
🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰
Behaving like the Prussian in Germany
And they've all been dead for about a hundred years.
:)
😚 P_R_O_M_O_S_M!
Why do the women dress for a funeral and the men like toy soldiers. Ridiculous.
After Queen Victoria died the formal period of mourning lasted a full year, hence the black clothes on the women.
Peacock people, ridiculous 😂
On his home page it says: "50+ who love sim racing. Got me some gear and a rig and loving it" And there he is, surrounded by all his toys, which any 12 yr would covet, and he accuses others of being "peacock people". Thanks for the belly laugh, youngen...........
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Was für Clowns