BR Steam in Yorkshire 1966/7 (revised)

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This is a revised version with corrections to the video quality i.e. brightness and saturation levels .
I hope this makes for better viewing.
The video is from 8mm cine film shot by me and has an authentic soundtrack recorded at the time of filming.
Locations include Harrogate and the closed route through Ripon to Northallerton. Wakefield, Leeds to Bradford, and the last steam workings from Exchange.
There are also lineside shots a Bramhope, Arthington viaduct and Thackley Tunnels.

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4 июн 2024

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@cosmicmaniac1886 Месяц назад

Absolutely brilliant! Thanks so much.

@daystatesniper01 Месяц назад

Totaly superb some rare film at some rare locations superb

@thestocktonflyer4059 17 дней назад

Amazing video thank you 😊

@gp3829 Месяц назад

Brilliant and thank you for posting. Harrogate was my home town and I miss it very much.

@KarenCahill-cc9sv Месяц назад

The lovely days of steam 🚂🚂🚂🚂

@modeltrainsandtracks Месяц назад

An excellent video and I really enjoyed the 'lost lines' elements! Early on you have a few scenes at Leeds City but then the WD 2-8-0 with cattle trucks and an LNER 'B' with parcels are both at Wakefield Kirkgate - rare footage too! Thanks again

@user-zr5yj1od5q Месяц назад

That B1 was sparking well

@user-xm9um1xe3o Месяц назад

Oh heaven

@andrewjohnfox Месяц назад

Many thanks for this.Top quality, both video and sound. Out of interest what was the sound recorded on? I had a Philips reel to reel 1 7/8 inches per second but this is far better.

@PeterHutchinson-jc6wv Месяц назад

Hello, glad you enjoyed the video. I began making recordings in on the same Phillips machine as you described in until it suffered a mishap and was replaced in 1967 by a cassette recorder but I continued using the original Phillips mic . I subsequently ran the original tapes through a large Sony reel to reel recorder and used a graphic equaliser to reduce the base frequencies and tape hiss before saving the sound onto DVDs. (The cassette tapes did not need much correcting) I was then able to match the sounds to the film using a Pinnacle video editing programme on my computer.

@andrewjohnfox Месяц назад

@@PeterHutchinson-jc6wv Many thanks for the reply. There's clearly a lot of hours of work gone into that, but the end result is amazing. Having an authentic original sound track makes all the difference to what is now a priceless record of times gone by.