Aan de Amsterdamse Grachten in in kleur Amsterdam's Canals in 1924 in color
A restored, originally very damaged film about beautifull Amsterdam and its canals almost a century ago. The worst damaged frames have been manually deleted. This causes the film to slightly jump a bit while being played. Without these repairs the film would have been hard to watch. The restoration was done with contemporary A.I. video software whereby the motion was stabilized, the speed corrected and the film was restored and colorized. Source B&W footage: Beeld En Geluid (gedeelten uit "Havenfilm" deel 1, 2 en 3). Deze Havenfilm komt binnenkort ook uit op dit Youtubekanaal! Timeline:00:00 Front of the old stock exchange, built in 191200:13 Amsterdam stock exchange, Beurs van Berlage00:24 Traders inside the stock exchange00:45 A lot of pushing and shoving among the traders to get the best deal00:52 Canal, filmed from the Oude Kerkplein01:00 Oude Kerk church01:14 Trader with a hand cart01:20 Under the bridge towards "Het Kolkje"01:30 The most beautiful part of old Amsterdam01:36 The Nicolaas Kerk in the background01:50 The two houses on the left have been demolished02:15 Very damaged footage02:21 Tower of the Oude kerk in the background02:32 The Nicolaas Kerk from a different angle02:45 The "Schreiers toren" where wives of fishermen used to wave their men goodbye02:53 Groenburgwal with the "Staalmeesters" bridge02:58 Zuiderkerk in the distance03:08 Zwanenburgerwal03:20 Groenburgwal/Zwanenburgerwal looking towards the Zuiderkerk03:28 Looking from the Zwanenburgerwal into the Raamgracht03:48 Oudezijdskolk with the Oude Kerk in the distance04:12 Oudezijdskolk/Oudezijds Voorburgwal direction of Oude kerk04:15 Armbrug over the Oudezijds-Voorburgwal04:24 Approaching the Munttoren04:30 The Montelbaanstoren04:42 Oude Schans.
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Aan de Amsterdamse Grachten in in kleur Amsterdam's Canals in 1924 in color (1924) is hosted by the Internet Archive as a public-domain or openly licensed work, which means its copyright has expired, lapsed, or was released by the rights holder. The uploader declared an explicit licence, linked in the source panel. Nitrate streams the file directly from the Archive and hosts no video itself.
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