Paris 1920s in color, Trip On the Seine & Eiffel Tower [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added

I colorized, restored and created a sound design for this video of the river Seine and Avenue du Bois, Shots from elevator ascending, Eiffel Tower in Paris 1920s,

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 design 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.

B&W Video Source from: Burton Holmes
B&W Video Source : Prelinger Archives

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[NickNapoli]

I’ve always loved history and this is honestly some of the most beautiful footage I’ve ever seen.

[Nyssa]

Wow, I’ve cruised the river on each of my four trips to Paris and seeing the same sights from a century ago is very surreal. Excellent job with the colorization.

[xerxes]

You are one of those channels that i will never unsubscribe.

[lyndaa]

Pas de télévision. Pas d'internet ou de smartphone... Moins de pollution (bien qu'il y avait les premières voitures) et des saisons normales. Seulement des gens sur Terre. La vraie vie. Les relations humaines devaient être tellement plus réelles et fortes qu'à notre époque complètement déconnectée et à la fois hyper connectée. Bravo et merci pour ce beau travail qui nous transporte à travers le temps.

[JClaudeDewulfVoyantOfficiel]

Merci pour ce partage de l'ancien Paris. C'est toujours émouvant de voir les lieux mais surtout les gens sur la pellicule qui ne sont plus sur terre aujourd’hui.
Tu as fait un très beau travail de re-masterisation et l'ajout du son donne un plus important.
Je m'abonne avec grand plaisir. Et encore merci à toi pour ce trésor de partage
Thank you for sharing this old Paris. It's always moving to see the places but especially the people on the film who are no longer on earth today.
You did a very nice job of re-mastering and the addition of sound gives a plus.
I subscribe with great pleasure. And thank you again for sharing this treasure.

[hana.the.writer]

This video may have seemed not much to who captured it but look how many of us came here to watch it and liked it! 😊 Don’t underestimate what you capture… it will be precious someday. 👋🏻

[odysseasodysseasaigis]

Ah, cela me rappelle ma jeunesse :) merci d'avoir colorisé ces images !

[heather]

Paris in the 1920s, what a time to be alive!

[oscarmadison]

Regardless of the decade, Paris is always beautiful.

[IndyCrewInNYC]

My MVP YouTube channel never disappoints this History buff! 🏆🏅

[markg]

That footage on the water looked really good...colors of the clouds looked very accurate.

[DG-xjpm]

I'm always astonished how they built structures back then.

[shaunwest]

Great video, amazing footage, beautiful work nass👍👌😀

[TheAbdullahdahar]

Wow that was marvelous heart touching moments, always love to watch such master piece.

[marleenscholz]

Its so sweet and wonderful, wonderful, wonderful ♥ Today 2022 is Paris a S.... Hole :-(

[carjen]

Wow I never been in Paris, but it looks beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing this awesome videos💕👏🏼

[tiwaz]

We Europeans just threw this away, didn't we? :(

[unclebob]

And to think just approx 15 years later a WW2 went through that city. Little did those people in the film know how their life would change.

[AnChristinee]

Always wonder, if they knew and wanted to film these moments for the future generations

[edyann]

I'm learning french so this is even more beautiful! I hope I get to go one day... but I want to go back in the 1920s.. :)