This is what REALLY happened at Polaroid
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2023
- The entire first video was just a ruse to get the real secrets
Made in collaboration with @PolaroidOfficial and / polaroid
Here I will reveal what really happened at polaroid...
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Getting permission to steal secrets as a coverup to actually steal secrets is a genius move
1000 IQ level move
Double agent stuff there
its a basic false flag that every government has done 1000s of times. you are just naive
Pretending to do espionage as a coverup for potential espionage is a true espionage criminal espionage move.
IS TIGHT
Love how the legal disclamer still says he commited corporate espionage
he had permission to
"i'm not as much of a criminal as the previous video made me seem"
He legally committed corporate approved espionage
Neil just can't help himself even when releasing a legal disclaimer lmao
Lmao
Pretending to do corporate espionage to cover up actual corporate espionage is genius.
Almost as genius as creating an entire educational chemistry channel to showcase cool chemicals and stuff as a cover for a massive methanphetamine kingdom.
Great work, love the content!!
breaking red
Nilenburg
😂
@@glenngriffon8032 you beat me to it lmao
walter red
So you had technically permission. The best kind of permission
You're goddamn right.
I love Futurama references
He co-chaired the committee that reviewed the recommendation to revise the colour of Polaroid's film.
They kept it blue...
For some reason, my brain processed that as persimmon.
@@darkdragon5520 You got the reference! T
This whole trip/ narrative is like a Nile Green subplot come to life.
Nigel needs to make more Nile Green
Then after Nile RGB
@@T3hJimmer Just in case you weren't joking: NileGreen isn't actually Nigel himself, it's someone completely unrelated using deepfakes of Nigel's face and voice. It actually sparked a controversy.
NileGreen is taking over. Soon he’ll have the Nile RGB universe.
@@JanTuts Poor Nigel, replaced by AI. Sad.
I was walking my dog when I saw you walk out of your hotel. It took me a full minute to process it was actually you randomly in my city in the Netherlands. That was a weird but fun experience!
For anyone wondering: It was in the city center of Enschede, close to the Polaroid buidling.
Dude that’s actually so cool, what are the odds of that??
@@AfromanRants probably less than 1 in 7
Love how almost everyone has to second guess themselves multiple times when they saw someone famous or something like that, btw you probably should get lottery just in case.
@@AfromanRants 100%
is your Dog named... "Yodels"? 😆🤣
"We'll pretend we're going to steal their secrets, then when they let us in, we'll ACTUALLY steal their secrets! They'll never see it coming!" - Sokka as NileRed
Long ago, the four elements lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the Nile Red Nation attacked.
Its the dubmest shit, I like him a lot, but he obviously couldn't have stolen anything. So cringey and fake and wtf Nile
@@pedrovargas2181 Don't you mean the 118 elements?
@@Poldovico
Tell me you never watched "Avatar: the Last Airbender"...
@@pedrovargas2181
I've been on the internet long enough to recognize the meme.
This IS a chemistry channel, though. Might as well go for the whole periodic table.
That toilet photo goes hard, should be an album cover
Honestly looks like he bout to drop an absolute banger
@@markopolo1271 pun intended
@@donutchan8114 definitely intended
@@markopolo1271 with his pants on
@@markopolo1271 and the album cover: "log busters"
Big brain: Touring the lab and pretending to steal secrets.
Planet brain: Touring the lab and pretending to steal secrets to actually steal secrets.
Galaxy brain: Pretending to actually steal secrets by pretending to tour the lab for real, but the whole thing is actually an elaborately staged sponsor tie-in.
Exactly!
OMG WHAT 10 LIKES?!!
Nile is a triple agent! D:
Plot twists so surprising m night shyamalan would eat his heart out
Ultrabrain: Stealing the company to steal their secrets
Megamind of Megaminds: asking them for the secret formula
Would "I asked for permission to pretend break into the lab to steal company secrets, therefore I got permission to (pretend) break into the lab to (not pretend) steal company secrets" work as a legal defense?
I took out part of the joke in the hopes that people would stop "Uhm, achtually"ing me. Please stop presenting your law dissertations to me the notifications are annoying
I assume if he pays enough to lawyers, it won't matter because the lawyer will bend the laws like a type green bends reality.
It won't work and he won't see any repurcussions because the whole thing is just a paid ad.
@@Loccyster 🤓Imagine thinking he didn't commit a felony and publicly admit to it. Really diminishing this mans achievements
@@JosephToastar "🤓"🤡
Almost guaranteed non-disclosure agreement was signed, and knowing the trade secret isn't illegal, sharing it or using it for personal gain* without permission is illegal. They also likely reviewed the footage with him to ensure he didn't show anything they had a problem with.
All I'm saying is that we need more of this Nile Green type of content
I completely agree 🐀
Yessirr
While I am devastated that you don't actually work for Polaroid, or live in the Netherlands, I am looking forward to seeing a new video about making your own film in your real laboratory... In Swaziland.
That's oddly specific and unique.
@@insouciantFox I was in an oddly specific and unique mood. ☺️
It's eSwatini now!
Swaziland is eSwatini now.
I don't think you could do his content in the EU. We literally made it a crime to just own sulfuric acid of any %.
I can’t wait to see what develops!
ok DAD
holy shit underrated comment
it'll Expose some secrets for sure
Court case
HAH
“Hey can I pretend to break into your lab to steal secrets”
“As a joke, right?”
“…”
“As a joke, RIGHT?”
"for legal reasons I can't confirm or deny.."
I see the Meme
This video is about as honest as that April Fool's video.
That tends to happen with ads.
it is a click bait vid, without a doubt "stole it" my ass lol
@@Auxodium I mean, I think he assumes most of the people who consume his type of content are smart enough to know he wouldn’t expose himself to a bunch of legal liability by actually stealing company secrets. Lol
> Last upload: 4 months ago.
Aight, guess he's in jail.
letting nile into your lab is like letting a vampire into your house
not posting this on NileBlue channel was a missed opportunity
Why can't more people do sponsored content this way? It's good for everyone. Entertaining videos, companies get their product placement, NileRed gets more money to do cool videos.
NileRed: “I pretended to commit a crime, but don’t worry, it actually wasn’t a crime. By the way, while I was pretending to commit a crime, I committed a different crime.”
Honestly it's awesome I loved the concept of the espionage video it was fun and cool to see not to mention something a bit different to the norm which was refreshing to see
Good to see you still never disappoint with the quality of your videos
I’d like to see a long version of the tour. Polaroid is awesome technology. I had thought only Fuji was still making this stuff.
The dutch never disappoint 😂
If you haven't seen it already, Smarter Every Day has a couple of videos touring the Kodak factory in the US. I Don't believe there were any segments on instant film, but the videos are well worth a watch regardless.
@@kalebroark87 Since Kodak doesn't make instant film (and never did to my knowledge) I would expect there to be.
@@TEDoddKodak did make instant film for Polaroid and their own cameras and film after their partnership with Polaroid. But then they ended up having to stop due to a lawsuit Polaroid brought against them.
@@nathansstuff1547 so they did at one point. Somehow I don't remember it. Lots of Polaroid around me in the 80s though (I even bought Type 47 from my camera back then).
But since they don't today there would be nothing relating instant film for to show.
Back in the day before Digital Storage Oscilloscopes (DSO) to save a waveform image, many scope manufacturers made an attachment that mounted/or contained a Polaroid camera, so that it could be mounted to the scope. I remember taking many waveform photos this way.
Tektronix also had an analog storage scope, that sort of retained a image on the phosphor, with a particular bias setting, but the results weren't all that great. That's why that feature never made it into the 1970s, and the "scope cameras" (see prior paragraph) became the standard, before DSOs made them obsolete.
Spoiler: He ate the chemicals
They looked delicious so I can't blame him
@@markopolo1271 Forbidden blueberry cream pudding? :)
NileRed has such a sensitive palate, he can analyse the exact composition of a ompound by tasting it.
Also that would explain nilegreen making yellow cake and it "tasting high quality".
@@RyanSchweitzer77 a wise man once said.
Everything is edible just some things are only edible once.
And then he is like: the chemicals are not as worse as i thought while his friends almost die eating them
Nile gonna make his own counterfeit instant polaroid film named Blue Sky that's 99.1% similar to the real deal.
99.1% chemically pure polaroid film
blue sky studios
Now all he needs to do is setup a factory, that costs what, $20 or so? I mean, he's canadian so I guess it would be $35, but whatever.
Blue Sky? Really? How bout Nile Blue😂
@@westie430 Breaking Bad reference
Theres no way nilered was 15 minutes away from me and i aint even noticed😭
So close but yet so far away. Ik woon er 30 min vandaan, ik had hem graag ontmoet😢
"I'm not a straight up criminal"
5 seconds later
"I actually stole some of their secrets and plan to use them to make actual film soon"
Ohhh my little photographer heart went nuts when you mentioned being alone in the Polaroid lab! I'd be so excited! Love the cyanotype blue instant film! The fact there is only ONE Polaroid facility in the whole world really bums me out though. Regular film and print paper factories are almost non-existent as well... 🥺
I guess it's about time to learn how to make my own film.
There's an emulsion that you can buy to turn almost any surface into b&w photographs. I did one print on a mirror. I don't recommend it as the reflections off the mirror coating and through imperfections in the glass did add some haziness to the image. Plain glass would be fine though, I think.
When I was in high school there were maybe 4-5 people in the whole class, including myself, that were really dedicated to photography and tried all sorts of crazy shooting and printing techniques. We even developed a 5-10 minute rapid film development; it's supposed to take 40 minutes. It was kinda like photography Bauhaus. We pushed each other to take artistic risks and really experiment with the medium. I honestly miss that phase of my life. College photography was much more structured, especially on the processing side. I miss the darkroom, the smells, the quiet, the dim light...
My aunt is a photography teacher at my old high school. She does all kinds of cool shit like this with her students and at home.
I think I'm the only kid that's ever taken her class that didn't like it lol
Cyanotype is so cool! I'm really hoping to "print" some fabrics using cyanotype this summer 😁. It'll naturally fade for sure, but the beauty of it for me is that I can redo the process with different designs on top so it's a constantly changing, layered process that tells the story of whatever clothing I'm using 🥰
That sounds really cool
Bro I completely forgot it was April fools
it's
it's the 4th
of april.
@@feltstuffing
the
the video
was posted on the 4th
of april.
@@feltstuffing iirc the first video about it was on april fools
@@jawa8317 oh okay that makes sense
Me wants full-length Polaroid video. The best kind of ad, honestly.
I love your videos, I just hate that it takes months between videos. I always fear that it will be your last video lol I understand it takes time to make your videos and I appreciate your content wholeheartedly. Keep up the amazing work 🤟💖
Guys I think we all know what happened...He hasnt uploaded in 5 months😭
Ik 😢
It’s six now 😭😭😭😭
If youtube creators taught me anything and they haven't. It's that it's okay as long as you say "for personal use only. No copyright intended" in the description
I really miss your videos Nile! Hope you upload soon!❤
@@drecognis WHA.. REALLY??!!. I didint know that.. wow... Thank you for telling mate..
He's still posting on his main channel, so maybe he's just taking a break from this channel.
@@Broly_TheMetroidFan Ohh really? May I ask whats he's main channel is?
@@Astheticskyovermoon NileRed is his main channel, though he hasn't uploaded anything in a month. He did post something in the community tab 13 days ago.
@@Astheticskyovermoon Damn, RUclips did not like me giving you the link. Unless you can see it.
accidentally raided a factory in the netherlands 💀
I lost track of Polaroid after so many sells and buy outs. And I now see that they’re back from China and went to the Netherlands and they’re back at doing film. What a roller coaster!
Well, the American Polaroid ceased to exist in 2008 and then 3 Dutchmen created "The Impossible Project" who bought the Polaroid brand and IP for 3 million USD in 2017 to continue Polaroid as Polaroid Originals and in 2020 as Polaroid B.V. just to keep things simple.
This guy is an absolute mastermind.
NileRed you literally Rock! Keep doing what you do! 😇👍✌️
Yoo, y bro isn't posting, he aight?
This is his short channel, hes still posting on main channel
Try making mustard gas, and smell itt to see if it smells like mustard.
lol
It smells like mustard plants, garlic or horseradish. Also, it's absorbed through the skin causing blistering and chemical burns. It could be deadly, but the idea is to cause injury that requires lengthy medical treatment, effectively disabling the enemy and tying up its resources.
@@baksatibi until it starts to blow back at you
Haha. No.
@@ChickenSDS "and that's why we are the first army to have fans on the battlefield."
NileRed : This is actually the only place that makes Polaroids
NileGreen: And that's when I decided to get rid of my competition.
This has some Alex Ernst vlog vibes. Next up he'll release a video saying he didn't actually commit corporate espionage under the guise of faking corporate espionage, but that this was all a hoax to cover up something even bigger. Excited to hear what that will be!
Dude, this is awesome! Hope to see a instant film video soon! 🎉🎉🎉
I am so sick of these ads. If I only had a way to capture my displeasure, perhaps even with some sort of instant film. Was recently recommended Polaroid Blue 600 so I'll have to check that out.
A few years ago I applied to Polaroid to be a marketing photographer and they almost went with me but unfortunately couldn't at the last moment, I always fantasized how great it would be to work with such a cool company and I'm glad you got to experience working with them!
Well looks like nile was assassinated for stealing photo recipients
my first Camera was a Polaroid Land Camera in the 70s. I loved that camera, and took a shit load of photos with it.. I wish I had another one.
That film factory kind of has Los Pollos Hermanos underground meth lab energy. The instant “pure” film. The new “blue” product. Hmmmmm
And we never heard from you again 😢
He was assassinated for stealing the secret formula
@@AndreiAndreevBfdicould never happen to Plankton
I don't care if this was an ad from Polaroid but through the guise of NileRed/NileBlue... I love both of them so I'll accept it unconditionally. ❤️💙😁
Thanks for the photography tip! 💙💙🔥
This is so cool! I remember The Impossible Project released something similar back in 2014, but their film was very experimental and unstable. Might give this a go if Polaroid have perfected the formula now!
It seemed like an impossible project, but Polaroid is alive and well.
Primo! Thank you! Always fun!
Had a coupla Polaroids back in the 70s, they were... interesting, tended to tint towards brown.
Im so happy polaroid film is still produced and its cool that they now even have the polaroid name
I'm reminded of old story (true or not?) about soviet dignitaries invited to British aircraft production facility. The Ruskies were able to recover metal shavings from their soft sole shoes, thus enabling the analyzing of the shavings by Soviet engineers.
While watching the other video I'd kind of figured the light-blue paste would surely not be enough to be RGB sensitive. Seeing this light-blue B&W film (which is indeed a wonderful colour, one of my favourite shades of blue) product announcement makes that make waaaay more sense. At a guess I'd say it's still silver-based like regular B&W film, since colloidal silver can cause that same blue colour in people's skin.
so cool that you have been in the netherlands for this. I hope you liked being there
i'd like to see you make your own black and white film. i think it'd be easier to make an orthochromatic stock as they don't include the crystals that are sensitive to red light. meaning you can create the film and develop it under a red light. it also gives a brilliant contrast effect. i have no clue how long it'd take to make the crystals, put them on celluloid/paper using a gelatin and then doing it so successfully that you can take passable photos but the people down at ilford coulld probably help you with that.
There's only one factory?!
If I remember it correctly, there are actually two factories involved in the process of making a Polaroid.Everything, but the film-negative gets made in the Netherlands. The negative itself is made in Germany and later shipped to the Netherlands.
''I'm straight up not a criminal" got me falling off my bed
Thanks for the video!
SmartEveryDay & Kodiak vs NileRed & Polaroid
Being the first comment you liked Nile, I am obliged to force you to make this colab and to post someone on your main channel!
Ha-ha! Both videos are a ruse! The true goal was to advertise Polaroid! Well played, sir, this blue film stuff looks neat.
those big mixing vessels are a very familiar sight - I've worked for several cosmetics/toiletries manufacturers, and they're used to mix the bulk liquids there as well
or meth
Shout out to polaroid for letting you make the video. That’s pretty dope honestly. Not a lot of big companies would be down for that
Polaroid: NOOOO NOT ME FORMULER
i won't formulate you polaroid don't worry
After 6 months I don't know what has happened to you but could you make a small video about "Difference of light scattering in colloid and solution"im a little confused about the scattering meaning
What does it look like???
Oh now that i read the comments I found out that you can't do it
If I'm wrong prove it ^___^
He randomly disappeared😢
Shorts chaneel he postet 4months agon on his main chanell
Please post a tour video. It would be awesome
I legit thought the original upload was Nile Green, that's amazing
So technically you admited to corporate espionage on camera, genius my man😂😂😂
I wonder where is he rn
This is his second channel
I got a polaroid 635cl last week and I’m obsessed with it so i might check the new film even though it’s a little bit expensive
Very in depth video. Pretty cool.
Yesssss more chemistry!!!
Really epic
Also complicatedly this isn't totally Polaroid but formerly The Impossible Project.
The second film photo goes so hard
He hasn’t posted in a while uh oh
Uh oh
I love the idea of Nigel being this awesome super spy with all these talents and stuff, making epic chemistry videos as his cover (and occasionally appearing on the very best dumpster fire of a podcast!).
Like who would suspect sweet innocent looking Nile?…..
Using Photoshop or GIMP, it's amazing how much detail you can pull from analog photographs. Black and white photographs can reveal loads of information by adjusting the color channels. Wondering how this would work with this type of film.
I look forward to seeing your video on making your own instant film in about a year or two. ;)
the things analog film manufacturers have to do to compensate to having a product that is inferior to digital in basically every aspect
This man went missing the whole world will just forget
Will we get a full length video of the tour?
It was a really cool video. My favorite part was the stock exposure image they keep on hand.
I'm really bummed RUclips is pushing the shorts so hard. I would've loved seeing the same video but in 16:9 coz man do shorts look awkward on everything but a phone
“We all know what happens if he doesn’t post for a while..” 💀💀
Uh oh- it might of happened
I can't wait to see a video of you making your own instant film. Alongside a tour of the factory!
That’s awesome I got a af600 Polaroid and I can’t wait to use it
nile why did you ban Mrwhosetheboss or Arun from the comment section? are you seriously jealous of his success? what a coward
No one even knows who tf those people are
Theyre subscriber buyers dude not a single one of his comments or subs is real they're all the typical bot bullshit
I can't be the first one to point out how fire that toilet pic is?? what a legend
I live in the Netherlands so it's cool to see you be there
it's not everyday someone post a video of them commiting corporate espionage with a side of trespassing and robbery and most probably get a DMCA if he was ever found to be using the stolen patented secret formula and pay 500k for compensation, get sentenced to prison for 5 to 15 years for the robbery, and 1 more years for tresspassing
That film machine thought got me going💀
I loved how it's like a blue filter in an instant photo
Reclaimed Blue is what we are going to have call Nile's Second Channel when he's on the run and posting month-old footage to feed his various food addictions
Wow, Enschede, The Netherlands is actually a 10 minute drive from my place. Weird idea you were this nearby.
Those pictures with a blue tint should have mini series on nile"blue"
To steal corporate secrets from Polaroid would require them to exist as a meaningful company that actually had secrets, and wasn't just coasting on its name while selling AliExpress trash with their brand slapped on.