My pleasure, Bill.

One thing I meant to mention last night is that those of you who can stream the internet into your TV will find that any YouTube video look a lot sharper on a TV than on a computer screen. Maybe one of the tech experts can explain why.

It seems like you are ahead of us with the weather. Mostly cloudy and 23° here on the GC.

Regards,

Richard

> On 11 Nov 2017, at 10:25 am, 'Bill Richardson'billcarol9@... [TramsDownUnder] TramsDownUnder@...> wrote:

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> What a great effort on your part to remake the old films. Great quality given the age of the originals.

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> Thanks for sharing, ‘tis much appreciated.

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> Regards

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> Bill in sunny Dromana

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> Subject: [TramsDownUnder] New Video: Melbourne Trams 1965 to 1983 Silent Movie Digital Remake. 46 Minutes

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> Besides digitally rescanning my original 8mm movie, extra scenes taken by longtime friend BarryN. and an unknown cameraman who appears to have had connections with Camberwell Depot have been added.

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> Picture quality varies a lot, depending on camera quality and often the brightness of the day. The technology in fact dates back to the 1930s.

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> One scene which will interest some viewers is the former routes 69 and 79 stub terminus at Luna Park which was closely related to the former balloon loop there.

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> As for the unknown cameraman, I have no idea how I came to have his film. Enquiries of a few people who were at Camberwell around 1970 failed to come up with any answers. If anyone has any clues, I would be happy to speak with them.

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> https://youtu.be/_gc9z2OS0AI

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