Seven News 2012 in 1950s B&W kinescope style!
Having another crack at pseudo kinescoping I thought I'd rip a modern news segment off YouTube and make it look like a 1950s kinescope recording doing my trick with my worn out vidicon B&W camera and adding film effects. I pointed my 1970s Sony HVM-100CE B&W vidicon camera with a worn out vidicon tube to the computer screen while playing 2012 Seven News montage I got from here on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDpNST6k3Ac and then running the recorded B&W vidicon video through some film effects in Pinnacle Studio 15 and AVS Video Converter 7 to give it the illusion of looking like a dirty old B&W 16mm film kinescope recording from the 1950s. I also edited the audio running a low pass filter so the maximum audible frequency of the sound is only 5KHz to make it sound a bit muffled and old. Disclaimer: The Seven News footage is of course copyrighted by the Seven Network, the purpose of using this footage is to make a modern news report look like a 1950s kinescoped newsreel for a bit of fun and to share it with everyone and no profit is to be made from this edited clip. I will promptly remove this clip if requested by the Seven Network copyright holders.
Having another crack at pseudo kinescoping I thought I'd rip a modern news segment off YouTube and make it look like a 1950s kinescope recording doing my trick with my worn out vidicon B&W camera and adding film effects. I pointed my 1970s Sony HVM-100CE B&W vidicon camera with a worn out vidicon tube to the computer screen while playing 2012 Seven News montage I got from here on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDpNST6k3Ac and then running the recorded B&W vidicon video through some film effects in Pinnacle Studio 15 and AVS Video Converter 7 to give it the illusion of looking like a dirty old B&W 16mm film kinescope recording from the 1950s. I also edited the audio running a low pass filter so the maximum audible frequency of the sound is only 5KHz to make it sound a bit muffled and old. Disclaimer: The Seven News footage is of course copyrighted by the Seven Network, the purpose of using this footage is to make a modern news report look like a 1950s kinescoped newsreel for a bit of fun and to share it with everyone and no profit is to be made from this edited clip. I will promptly remove this clip if requested by the Seven Network copyright holders.