60 years? The first commercially produced color film was released in 1908, five years after this footage was created. Dozens of color films were released in the 1920s.
If I can wax for a moment: We can imagine it as an enlightenment by its psychedelic visuals. We are seeing the world in a new light, especially when you consider how it changed the viewing of media. It takes time to adjust, and soon, it will all be clear and perfect.
That baby has a full life and lived through war and depression before your grandmother was born And there’s a possibility that a relative of that kid is reading this…hi!
@@tyl3r336 they will not be even alive Today . 🤣 . Their Great grandchildren would have been Seeing it And they would also be Having Kids Of 20's now Great great Grandchildren Will now Be Looking after to have their kids With Partners. 🤣
Footage Factory originally, film was a bunch of different photos condensed down to resemble a video, but nowadays it pretty much is just another word for video.
Here is an explanation to how they did this: They used aniline dyes dissolved in water and alcohol. Artists used four main colors: magenta, bright yellow, orange and blue-green. By mixing them in various combinations, they could produce more than 20 unique colors and hues.
Edward turner filmed these, died the next year. The girl is his daughter agnus turner (1896-1920) also died young. But besides that he used primary color filters to film this in color
Actually they didn't use color filters we have today: They used aniline dyes dissolved in water and alcohol. Artists used four main colors: magenta, bright yellow, orange and blue-green. By mixing them in various combinations, they could produce more than 20 unique colors and hues. P.S/Oh and/By the way (Whichever you prefer) looks like Agnus turner has been dead for 103 years and Edward turner has been dead for 120 years
The person who created this film, Edward Raymond Turner was able to record in color, using green, red, and blue. The problem is, he was unable to display or project this film in color. Edward created a projector, but it did not work. Years later, it was discovered, and computers were used to bring the film back to life. No one knew this was the first color film until it was computerized, because it was unable to be projected at the time.
That's what most of the world thought until recently. This was discovered a couple of years ago in the UK. The guy who filmed it had no way of displaying it. He had a projector but it didn't work properly. For all these years we didn't know that this was the first color film until they reconstructed it using a computer, based on the way it would have been projected. It was filmed using three different colors that were combined together to make a color film.
This was filmed by Edward Raymond Turner in 1902, from his back garden of his house on Montague Road, in Hounslow in West London UK. At least, according to Wikipedia, which had a reference to the BBC, who released this footage to the public.
Actually. They used aniline dyes dissolved in water and alcohol. Artists used four main colors: magenta, bright yellow, orange and blue-green. By mixing them in various combinations, they could produce more than 20 unique colors and hues (Which was used to create this).
Ahhh, but you see, you are viewing in a digitized form, on the Internet instead of the physical reel. 😆I know what you mean, I made a mistake with the naming when I posted it. It kind of went viral, so I left it the original name, because I am scared of the RUclips algorithm. 🤣 This is definitely a film for sure.
It was pretty experimental, the tech wasn't there. Its like in 1994, I could watch a "tiny" video on the internet, but "Why didn't we have RUclips?" Want to wait 10-15 minutes for the postage stamp sized video to cache and play? The early color movies took insanely bright, hot lights and special cameras as well.
@@ElectraFox what I ment is that the first TVs where made in the 50s and 60s so they could not view them in colour Until we made Colour electronics (TVs,phones and anything that you can watch stuff on)
only real 1900s kids would remember this
,m,,,,, wtf
lol
😂😂😂
i miss these days
@@izder Except you weren't there.
Imagine being 5 years old & having a color movie taken of you only to have to wait 60 years to watch color movies yourself.
60 years? The first commercially produced color film was released in 1908, five years after this footage was created. Dozens of color films were released in the 1920s.
Most televisions didn’t have color though
Still looks better than my pc graphics
That's funny.
@Thawne PC means personal computer. You are probably using one right now. 😆
@@ElectraFox nope, phone.
@☞ོ☜ོ 66 years ago Don't simply lie for likes😊 • 121 years ago
Video is something shot and edited by electronic means. What you have here is called “film”.
can also mean something recorded to a video tape.
@@koju3891 transparent film
@@koju3891 Koju
@@viejaspeliculasfilipinas3621 Viejas Películas Filipinas
No. It's a video of the film.
i think it's amazing that the first color film in the world is so psychedelic
that feels like some sort of message in itself
If I can wax for a moment:
We can imagine it as an enlightenment by its psychedelic visuals. We are seeing the world in a new light, especially when you consider how it changed the viewing of media. It takes time to adjust, and soon, it will all be clear and perfect.
Only 00s kids would remember
Lmao
@@DJKing-vl8qn it's a joke smh
@@DJKing-vl8qn once again ur wrong
@@aidanmiranda6140 they're not wrong, they just didn't sense the joke
yep I was born in the 00s. or the 2000s
Guys, this was 121 years ago...
That baby has a full life and lived through war and depression before your grandmother was born
And there’s a possibility that a relative of that kid is reading this…hi!
Yeah she is My grandmother's Grandma . She died recently back in 1998 .
That little girl swinging in there must have been older than my great grandmother.
That is very possible.
My great grandmother was born in 1901. Crazy to think as well that those little children were older than her.
@@tyl3r336 they will not be even alive Today . 🤣 . Their Great grandchildren would have been Seeing it And they would also be Having Kids Of 20's now Great great Grandchildren Will now Be Looking after to have their kids With Partners. 🤣
@@tyl3r336 Mine were born in the 1870-80-90s. (I'm 34). So they were either kids or adults by this time.
This is not the first color video. This is the first color film. Video was invented many years later.
Christopher Thorkon this is the earliest we have discovered
BUT IT'S NOT ON VIDEO TAPE!
Whats the different between video and film? Before you answer this question, ask yourself if it really matters!
Footage Factory originally, film was a bunch of different photos condensed down to resemble a video, but nowadays it pretty much is just another word for video.
@@dillydilly3680 you clearly didn't understand their comment
1900s kids: This is not an experience until you project this onto a wall and a historian to give live context.
Here is an explanation to how they did this: They used aniline dyes dissolved in water and alcohol. Artists used four main colors: magenta, bright yellow, orange and blue-green. By mixing them in various combinations, they could produce more than 20 unique colors and hues.
It brings me so many memories...
You have seven days to live after watching this film.
XDD
Nice horror
Ok kill me. Fufill your destiny
I rebuke thy words
Nuh uh
And the first color photography was taken on 1861
Yep. Crazy to think about when the first color photo was taken in 1861 and this was recorded in 1902
it crazy to know i can't remember this in years only 1999 born kids will remember this because they do it
What was bro tryin to say 💀💀
speak english my friend
???
Edward turner filmed these, died the next year. The girl is his daughter agnus turner (1896-1920) also died young. But besides that he used primary color filters to film this in color
Actually they didn't use color filters we have today: They used aniline dyes dissolved in water and alcohol. Artists used four main colors: magenta, bright yellow, orange and blue-green. By mixing them in various combinations, they could produce more than 20 unique colors and hues.
P.S/Oh and/By the way (Whichever you prefer) looks like Agnus turner has been dead for 103 years and Edward turner has been dead for 120 years
That scarlet macaw could easily have outlived all of them. I wonder what happened to it?
It is crazy how they invented in this YEAR i thought they made in like the 1920s or 30s
The person who created this film, Edward Raymond Turner was able to record in color, using green, red, and blue. The problem is, he was unable to display or project this film in color. Edward created a projector, but it did not work. Years later, it was discovered, and computers were used to bring the film back to life. No one knew this was the first color film until it was computerized, because it was unable to be projected at the time.
Just add creepy music and more static and people will think they got bad luck for the rest of their lives from watching this
This is so old but golden
This is a film movie not a video. Not only can you hear the projector in the background, but there were no videos.back then.
Actually, the first video was filmed in 1888
The first video was filmed in 1988 lol what are u yonki
@@Videos30765 i-
@@Videos30765 wow so funni
@@Videos30765 1888*
No joke this is creepily surreal.
I thought the first color film wasn't invented until the mid-1930s.
That's what most of the world thought until recently. This was discovered a couple of years ago in the UK. The guy who filmed it had no way of displaying it. He had a projector but it didn't work properly. For all these years we didn't know that this was the first color film until they reconstructed it using a computer, based on the way it would have been projected. It was filmed using three different colors that were combined together to make a color film.
@@ElectraFox Thanks for the info!
Rob Molino The color film exploded in 1939
In more civilized countries
@@ElectraFox woooowwwwwwww
@@ElectraFox nice!
Don’t forget, that these people, including the young kids, are older than our great grandparents- 💀
Ok the first colored video is 2 kids smacking a fish bowl with sunflowers noice👌
Yep, It had to start somewhere.
People in 1902: Wow! This sends such a great message to us all!
Except, it isn't video, it's film.
now, it is video lolll
If only color film was more predominant or something back in those years..
Facial features are not recognisable unless someone is wearing makeup in this video.
I heard that
I wonder if my great grandpa remembers this as a child.
It’s crazy to think that there was colour footage not ai advanced 121 year ago
Imagine being that fish in the bowl😂😂😂
@Slent "blblblblBLBLHLHLB"
Only kids born in the 90's remember.
Exactly.
i miss these days i was 20 years at that time now im 109301093 years old
Imagine all these kids have probably been dead for 20 years
Or much longer than that. This is a very interesting thing to think about.
@@ElectraFox Yeah like Agnus Turner (Daughter of Edward Turner) has been dead for 103 years!
They dont know whats coming in the next 40 years 😈😈
Not 40 years but 10 years later bro hahaha😨😨
Hey is this a colorized one or real one??
This is the first known film actually filmed in color. The problem is they did not know it, until computer technology.
@@ElectraFox where did you get it ?
My great grandma borned a year later
It's a little bit haunting thinking that these kids are already dead
Now that you mention it. It is a bit haunting, since everyone in this video (especially the goldfish and parrot) are all gone
Do you have any more info about where this was filmed?
This was filmed by Edward Raymond Turner in 1902, from his back garden of his house on Montague Road, in Hounslow in West London UK. At least, according to Wikipedia, which had a reference to the BBC, who released this footage to the public.
The sad truth is no one is alive among them today .
Better then Roadrash.
So this what my dad watch when he was kid
If your dad is ancient. :-)
My great grandpa was born 32 years after this film
The goldfish were also paid actors
😆
these kids are DEAD
Pretty sure they weren’t kids when they died though
@@JunaidWolf3 Yeah and the fish in the bowl and the parrot too
@@charlesthomas5956 no the fish in the bowl were the killers
@@JunaidWolf3 Oh ok. Also that is my parrot😏
@@charlesthomas5956 those kids would still be here if it wasn’t for those stupid fish
Film*
Funfact: all people in the video is dead
If you had a chance to change one thing in life what would it be and at what year
I’m gonna ask my great grandma about this😊
Your great grandma is still alive? So is my great grandpa (He is 88. Turning 89 in July btw)
When was she born? Bc if she was born before this then she would be dead.
0:20 白黒じゃ出ない良さだな
Aww the happy babyy xD
That baby is dead
@@Driftedsmoke oh my godddd 😱😱😱 reallyyy????😳 send proof
This looks like if you were on LSD.
That sounds about right.
I thought 1900 every colour is only gray
WHo spilled ther rainbow juice all over the video
Actually. They used aniline dyes dissolved in water and alcohol. Artists used four main colors: magenta, bright yellow, orange and blue-green. By mixing them in various combinations, they could produce more than 20 unique colors and hues (Which was used to create this).
@@charlesthomas5956 oh
@@zingxiu6123 Yeah
Creo esos niños imaginense que ya tienen 121 años y que los 100 años que se significa que es el fallisimiento
Remember this
ITS NOT A VIDEO IT A FILM
Ahhh, but you see, you are viewing in a digitized form, on the Internet instead of the physical reel. 😆I know what you mean, I made a mistake with the naming when I posted it. It kind of went viral, so I left it the original name, because I am scared of the RUclips algorithm. 🤣 This is definitely a film for sure.
Only Genz can understand this feeling
😆🤣 I know exactly what you mean.
trippy
How do we know this was the first colored video
This is the oldest colored film that we know so far. With History something may come up that is older.
How do we know if you should stfu
@@angie8848ah Hehe! I was thinking the same thing!
Why is it so creepy?
Wow…
Why does everyone look like clauns
Wow!!
This is creepy btw
Now that you mention it, it is a bit creepy. Especially, since everyone in this film is gone.
Yep 😂😂
I agreed about that maybe 😅😅
@@ElectraFox Yeah but for some reason. It dosen't creep me out
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Aaaaaaaa
Wait if they could make cooler videos back then why did they not do it untill the 1960s?
One word: Money
@@mikeyhasfuntoo9164 One word: Money for nothing
@@charlesthomas5956dire straits
It was pretty experimental, the tech wasn't there. Its like in 1994, I could watch a "tiny" video on the internet, but "Why didn't we have RUclips?" Want to wait 10-15 minutes for the postage stamp sized video to cache and play? The early color movies took insanely bright, hot lights and special cameras as well.
There's a bit of video in your chromatic aberration.
can i have 4k? not 144p
Bro theree is no 4K version. Turn it up to 720p
I am a 1k like
You are a legend for that, my friend.
1900
fun fact they are all dead
Oh wow! Thats fun😏
Why do you have to say that?
Like horror videos
Creepy
film, not video
Fun or not that fun fact: all these peolple and animals are DEAD
Fake the first TV wasnt even made back then the first colour TV was made in the 50s or 60s
This is the first non-colorized color film, meaning it was the first film to actually be recorded in color.
@@ElectraFox what I ment is that the first TVs where made in the 50s and 60s so they could not view them in colour
Until we made Colour electronics (TVs,phones and anything that you can watch stuff on)
@@egghead7199 you think videos can played only through TV and phones?
Vinnie al The first tv was invented 1927
Fppppppppppppp
@@egghead7199 Videos are tape dude not only trough TV and phones yo'
Wow I wonder if this is the first parrot to be recorded on film? 😍🦜