Old Trafford, shot on a 130 year-old panoramic film camera 📸 #expiredfilmclub Always an honour to be at the Theatre of Dreams, and when I was in such a historic stadium I thought it would be a cool opportunity to whack out this No.1 Kodak Panoram from 1894 to capture some of the game 🎞️ do you like how the photos came out? Film, developing & scanning from @Analogue Wonderland

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Here’s how to animate yourself into history!! First I used Adobe Stock to find REAL archival footage from the early 1900’s, then I use After Effects to blend myself into these old recordings. Using “Tint” You can match the black and white levels, “Gaussian blur” to match the softer focus, “posterize time” to adjust the frame rate to be lower, and lastly “noise” to match the grainier antique film!! Best part about all of this, because of the integrated Adobe Stock panel, I was able to makes this

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