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Kashkakat v.2.0

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6. VERY COOL! glad they figured out how to correct speed finally - when I was a kid I used to think

Reply to demmiblue (Original post)

Sun May 6, 2018, 11:30 AM

May 2018

that people back then just walked funny. EVEN later on, knowing it was because of thE OLD FIlm method, the fast and jerky look of it made the old film hard to watch and feel much connection with it.

THIS slowed down version lets you take in more of the detail and lets you feel kinda like you are there!

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1911- A Trip Through New York City [View all] demmiblue May 2018 OP

That was AMAZING! mithnanthy May 2018 #1

Very interesting TuxedoKat May 2018 #2

At about 3:01 isn't that the COLGATE4 May 2018 #3

It is the Flatiron Building demmiblue May 2018 #5

Of course you're right. Don't know why I didn't remember COLGATE4 May 2018 #7

The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory building still exists but it's down on Washington smirkymonkey May 2018 #14

The Flatiron Building is at East 23rd and 5th avenue.... A HERETIC I AM May 2018 #12

Loved it! Thank you! secondwind May 2018 #4

VERY COOL! glad they figured out how to correct speed finally - when I was a kid I used to think Kashkakat v.2.0 May 2018 #6

Absolutely fascinating - Thanks for posting this! NBachers May 2018 #8

Fascinating. Thanks for posting. n/t Mister Ed May 2018 #9

Thanks, great to see, elleng May 2018 #10

Very cool....imagine the smells! A HERETIC I AM May 2018 #11

Looked like a lot of smoke -coal burning? nt Kashkakat v.2.0 May 2018 #13

I'm sure. A HERETIC I AM May 2018 #16

Just fascinating! smirkymonkey May 2018 #15

Fascinating! Staph May 2018 #17

Absolutely fascinating. It was the dawn of the automotive age. I've read that... NNadir May 2018 #18

Elevated railroad in New York - "The End of The EL" - 1955 Donkees May 2018 #19

That was an incredible video! llmart May 2018 #20

I know! This is fascinating! Rhiannon12866 May 2018 #22

The one-legged man could easily be a civil war veteran. Ron Obvious May 2018 #21

Wow. Tipperary May 2018 #23

Wow! Thanks for sharing! nt LNM May 2018 #24