Amazing. Thank you for your work. I'd like to suggest upscaling videos of the Romanov family, please!

Upscale some WW1 footage, I bet that would get a lot of views.

Great work. These videos are awesome.

What you say in that "boring" talking is actually what makes people admire your dedication and effort.

Denis Shiryaev Excellent work. Which neural network software are you using?

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Reminds me of the TV series of Wind in The Willows when I was young. It ended with Mr Toad making a film and Badger said something like "He's ensured that after we are all long gone, a little of who we were will linger on"

we are all immortals and I will explain that in my channel soon

Lol.

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This video will be watched over hundreds of thousands of years to come, seeing this is the first video ever

This is mind-blowing 😮

That’s how beautiful life is

Yes, it's like wondering someone who's from 2152 will watch us.

It’s sad that nowadays all we have to offer for the future to reflect on our generation is Tik toks and vines 😭

Same here.. it’s weird.

Thought the same, my mind just cannot believe it or something

Well the clothes may be historical authentic...but walking aimlessly in a circle is kinda goofy no matter what era you are from.

And the people of 2785 will be so woke over witnessing a flat earther on tape.

@@mrsticky005 a lot of people in that era never thought motion picture would catch on the way it did. For the first few decades it was treated as an object of ridicule with how successfully talkies had been integrated. I can agree on that they all look out of place, but who are we to criticize? To remind you this is the first know video recording, EVER. I’m pretty sure most people, in this situation, would also not know what to do. They would also more than likely not have been anticipating some random persons critique 130 years in the future. I’m also pretty sure there was no script for them to follow here either. This IS a significant piece of history due to the hold it has on our civilization today

you tell em Pezzotti

Child who was already born got to see 2001 ???what????

@@i.pezzotti853 ohh now i understood i initially thought that she have seen the future year 2001 during the 1800s😂😂.

@@i.pezzotti853 So you are not talking about people who are in the film, but people who were alive at the time of this footage and they went on to live until 2001. I wasn't sure at first what point you were making.

Totally agree, ist one of the historic videos of the humanity, for sure.

@Jack Hayhurst it's a short video of like 4s

No, it's a boomerang

@Jack Hayhurst bro, I know it's not exactly a GIF, it was just an "expression". Period.

@Jack Hayhurst you must be fun at parties

@Jack Hayhurst it looks like a GIF. Get a sense of humour you weirdo.

Or any UFO’s or Big Foot evidence, which always seem to be shot with a potato.

I wonder why

Right. They have cameras that can zoom in on someone from like a mile away now. Meanwhile the police cameras be like “can u identify this grey blob”

@@C4shTheAlien lol grey blob 🤣

RoadRash NT Oh yeah duh, that makes a lot of sense lol. Why can’t they just buy a terabyte or two and just delete he footage every few days unless they need it though

House Grumpy Boys Yeah crazy to think that we have actual video footage of the Victorian Era!

And before 100 million+ people were killed in the 1900's because of Marxist Revolutions.

@House Grumpy Boys 15 years before the Wright brothers first flew.

and I just can't believe how hundreds of years before henry tudor and Sultan Suleyman existed. Especially Suleyman he was so brillaint and smart his people knew him as the law giver and the Europeans knew him to be the magnificent. And he had the realest poetry having love story ever.

Interesting how water is wet and fire is hot

Keeping Up With The Tudors

@@90sHONEY I would definitely watch that 😂😂

sid: Cameras actually did exist a few centuries earlier, about 400 years worth. The problem was the creation of film that would last.

omg to watch 1600 the golden age, rinascimento, omg

I imagine this all the time

The last person to have met Van Gogh died in 1997.

Cabbage Guy Apparently Yes, she had the record for supposedly being oldest person to have ever lived. Van Gogh died in 1890 I think.

Cabbage Guy yeah, the oldest person EVER in fact...

So?

It's funny that I thought the same thing when I watched this for the first time

I totally see that as well. They were asked to move around.

Look like a dance...

Kinda like when you turned on your first webcam, you stuck out your tongue and wagged your head back & forth :o))

@@MrClassic-wm2yc This is my impression too... looks like a part of an English country dance. Maybe the added soundtrack should have some music.

The guy on the left morphes into nothingness for a second though. Interdimensional travel, maybe?

When you rich and got plenty of time...

That would actually make sense because they might have wanted to show off the “moving pictures”

More like “Ok, moving pictures. What shall we do?” “I dunno. Walk around?”

In the old days of 8mm home movies, often everyone froze when the camera started rolling. Thus the old lament you can't get people to hold still for a still picture or to move for a movie.

I can watch him walking back and forth for hours 😌 fantastic work you did there

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*Execute Order 66*

WOW I CAN FINALLY HAVE A PREGNANT ANNE FRANK?

Or taking this one and turning it into a hologram which you can interact with.

If you talking 3D hologram that is highly unlikely

@@mahogany7712 DUNNO BUT U CAN TRY A VR APP DEDICATED TO HER HOUSE IN OCULUS GO (IT'S A VERY NICE APP) !!!

❤️👌So true

Yes. That's the beauty of these very old footage.

Well said

what's even weirder is right now will be like this in the far future

It's so weird people in 2152 will look back on us like this. Like knowing people born in the 1900's is normal to us, but by the 2100's people are gonna think it's fascinating to know people born in the 1900's. Heck, even the 2000s (2000-09)

Probably mourning dress, the mourning for women was very strict, and some women when they became widow they kept their mourning clothing until their own death. For example, Queen Victoria.

Imagine for argument"s sake she was 70 years old at the time this was shot. That would make her born in 1818 only 3 years after Napoleon was exiled to St Helena ....

@@phillipecook3227 Sarah Whitley (née Robinson) was born in 1816.

She was born again in 2020 who knows she is lucky

Yeah "bizarre" what a "bizzare adventure"

Ar Hent I think it’s the earliest known SURVIVING video. I believe there were several transitional prototypes between this and the old arcade flip books, which, while not technically “videos”, ARE definitely a kind of animated photography. No originals older than this survive, however. Arcade Flip books had a poor shelf life, naturally wearing out quickly after hundreds of uses.

It's been remastered countless times by countless people.

Cool!!!

Sorry to be pedantic, but the Roundhay Garden Scene is the first film, not video. And you only have to read the other comments here to see that people are so young now that they weren't born when film was used in cameras. The originals are films, not videos.

@@cbnewham5633 i'm from a hispamic country, i know it was a film but here we just call it a Video. Sorry if i didn't express well but thanks for eth correction btw lol

It's kind of a very slow gentle and peaceful harlem shake

@@devillockj it was a experimental wooden cabinet camera that you could even fit in

One of my family home-movies on 8mm from 1960 was may Father doing exactly that.

Apparently that's 19th century normal

Driver Jay Always remember time is short. We must repent of our sins (sin is transgression of The Turah) and believe on The Master Yahusha. We must believe on Yahusha. In Hebrew, the word "believe" means to "trust and obey" so we must trust and obey Yahusha Faith saves you. TRUE faith will produce obedience. If we have genuine faith, we will obey YAHUAH’S Law (Turah). We will repent when we stumble into sin (sin is transgression of The Turah) and trust in The Master Yahusha. Grace is what allows us to be the men and women that YAHUAH The Father in Heaven called us to be. It allows us to obey through His SET-APART (HOLY) RUACH (SPIRIT). 🙂

The summers were cooler back then because global warming wasn't so bad.

jm gee 🤣🤣🤣

L W You’re probably right.

clothing was usually made out of fabrics that allowed the wearer to be somewhat cooler. also i bet summers were colder back then due to effects of global warming :) ive always been so interested in clothing from back in those days!

Their clothes creepy me out

No it was probably pretty exciting at the time.

Maybe centuries from now someone will say the same about us. Future generations will be staring at our videos and wondering what it was like to live in the 20-21 centuries.

Probably looked at the paper on the table and talked about who this Ripper fellow thought he was. And of course one of the women would have said it's terrible but what can you expect if you are a lady of the evening and felt superior in their aliveness because they were not hookers.

We do have books tho.

@@petr-nagy still camera would be much much better

There is no lateness in history

@@petr-nagy It's time to time travel

if only we had a time machine..

The quality kind of reminds me of a Beatles video, like something

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In 200 yrs from now these KZfaq and phone videos may look just like those ......that's if they last that long, one thing in those old videos and pictures is they can last through decades, can we say the same for our current technology ?

@@twinkitten1 I doubt if people in 200 years will be very interested in our videos. Our era is creating so much stuff that I think they'll think we were a bunch of narcissists who spent all our time pulling faces, arguing with strangers and dressing cats up.

@@macmuggo5459 you're right

of we manage to survive global warming, internet is here to stay.

That is if we managed to live *_that_* longc sure. But I’m imagining what the people of the distant future are doing at this time as I type this.

*underrated comment*

Stupidest and funniest comment ever, lol. Thumbs up.

36minutesAgo well they used to be black and white but slowly turned to green by mid 20th century.

@@Lymbe06 true, I saw it happen in Pleasantville

I can see viewers a hundred years from now saying that about videos from our era...

Epic comment!

Omg century village 😂

LMFAO ! I live in Century Village ...Thanks

Lmaooo

Haha

Probably a very very long shot because life expectancy back then was shorter. Can't imagine someone being over a 100 years old when that older lady was born. Maybe first half of the 1700's is more likely, which is still insane to fathom.

@@troymeredith521 so if this was filmed in 1880 and let's say she was 60, if she spoke to a 60 year old when she was little that person would have been born in 1760, if that person spoke to a 60 year old or older then that person would be born in the 1600s, it is a long shot I admit but definitely possible

I don't think this is a long shot, she was 72 in this video ie born in 1808. So she could have known people early on born around 1750s. They in turn as children likely knew people born 1690s. Life expectancy was short but living to an old age wasn't unknown if you had money, I live in Britain and you only have to walk round our cemeteries to see 90+ ages on many tombstones going back to 1600s.

@@troymeredith521 There were some very old people back then remarkably. Not as many as now but if you managed to survive the childhood disease and remained free of accidents and disease you had a reasonable chance of living to a fairly old age. Odds increased if you had good nutrition and lived in a safe environment. Living to the 90s and 100s was likely not as common as today but people could reach the 70s and 80s in many situations. One of the oldest people living in the early 1900s was Margaret Ann Neve. She was born somewhere in France in 1792. She died in 1903. Here is a good article from the BBC explaining the difference between life span and longevity throughout the ages: www.bbc.com/future/article/20181002-how-long-did-ancient-people-live-life-span-versus-longevity

wtf that's crazy to think about

Dont forgot about Bigfoot too!

And footage of God doesn't even exist!

Thankfully the Bible is legible. As opposed to film footage.

The Bible lmao. Oh wait you were serious?

@@waspjournals41 Please don't disparage the Bible, it's very absorbent...

Wouldn't that depend on what you were doing in the video?

In 132 years they might make a cybernetic humanoid copy from your image and make your their butler robot.

Unfortunately the only time your video would be interesting :)

Me too!

@@rallok2483 your comment will definitely be in a "what people in the 2020s commented about the future" compilation

Edison also stole Tesla's ideas too. He was a pretty evil man.

theproplady You need to read the 5 fists of science.

Edison was a scumbag and fraud.

Edison was pretty much a thief. Research what he did to George Melies and his films. The first incandescent light bulb was demonstrated circa 1823, underwater. Edison didn't invent the incandescent bulb, he invented a way to mass produce it. He's been wrongly glorified for many things.

Reckon Edison would have got on just swell with Musk and Gates

Yes! Buzzfeed unsolved did an amazing episode on him.

No he isnt

I agree. A lot of people think Edison played a role in Le Prince's disappearance. Unfortunately there's no direct evidence of his guilt.

@@mirandagoldstine8548 Ya but given the piles and piles of evidence that he was directly responsible for screwing over so many other inventors it's not a stretch to assume he did the same thing to Le Prince.

@@CoolioXXX52 yup yes he is 🙃

How was it creepy? Also, do you have an address for us to look up? Thanks

@@jonkbaby www.google.com/maps/place/Oakwood,+Leeds,+UK/@53.8207182,-1.4902566,220m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x48795b9ceeede6cb:0x522fac544ff0eef5!8m2!3d53.8268653!4d-1.505939

Wow, and here I was thinking the house had probably been abandoned and long torn down. Glad I was wrong.

I am surprised, if the spot is still there and still known, it hasn't been recreated. Granted, only a few seconds of anyone's time, but it would be a lot of fun to see.

Seems it was actually demolished in 1972 www.loveoakwood.co.uk/oakwood-history/louis-aime-augustin-prince/

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@@jesussavessinners9980 - God and Mary weren't married. Does that make Jesus a bastard?

Ya compare her to the little Instagram princesses of today.. we've lost so much its painful...

It’s all going according to plan, get rid of shy well to do and promote the idea that everyone is a star lol just do what thou wilt

Useful Idiot sadly, you’re absolutely correct. We’re living in an era where everyone thinks they deserve to be famous and live in a mansion, their “followers” give them worth. No one is content with living a normal life anymore, very sick.

@@007Julie well if you wana destroy society then the best way to go about it is make society worship money and these things people say are women, is be pretty content with affording rent on my own living alone in some small apartment by myself and having internet and video games but as usual unless ur making money like a porn star that life is pretty unaffordable alone but roommates suck and getting a partner to split the cost would only make sense if ur a millionaire and don’t mind losing most of ur money and belongings when the ho leaves for some other loser

You guys need to get off your phone and armchairs and see real people. The people you talk about are a minority

no it was not. the technology was hidden just as a lot of it is being hidden right now.

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@@jesussavessinners9980 yo dude, you're on every comment lol

Yes it wad a huge ta do.

in 1880 you would be lucky as a normal person to have your photograph taken once in your entire life. It was cutting edge tech and extremely expensive, almost on par with having your portrait painted.

Where were these houses, graham? I have lived by Oakwood clock and now up in Roundhay. I walk the area frequently and would be interested to know exactly where this was filmed. Cheers.

@@benc640 I’m originally from that area. The original house was Roundhay Cottage on Oakwood Grange lane. Now demolished sadly

@@benc640 you know when you drive past oakwood clock coming from Roundhay park, go straight through the junction and it was somewhere on the left near that junction...

@@Adam-fx1pn So just past the old library? Thanks!

@@benc640 no worries mate.

My hope too!

Hahahahhaha I can relate, I have a vhs player, a DVD player, a combo of both, a record player that’s is so old it plays off the wind, a cassette player, and other fabled gadgets. When people come over to my house they don’t expect that, cause I’m gen z. Cool to have all that stuff that has the “New Films coming in theaters soon.” Like the lion king or Bambi or turner and hooch, and those are just the ones I can remember. You get an experience like no other when your in my falling apart 70’s house, watching an ancient obscure Disney film snuggled in three layers of blankets in a big cozy bed with a cat at the end of your feet.

80s as in 1880s? Haha

kr4zyy no 2080’s

Ganda Gandara I’m just Gibbs roe teen I know what that’s supposed to mean k

yeah, im feeling so anxious

100 years isn't a long time ago.

Hunter There will be no more next 100 years. You thought we have that much time ahead🤣

Flenchentia Music oh 100% dude, I agree it’s just made society more & more hostile as well. I’d be curious if we even have 15-20 years left sometimes. Feels like sh*ts getting ready to hit the fan in some way or another soon

in 100 years we will run out of oil, coal and other resources... things will change, but how?

With all the bad things we now know about Edison,I would almost believe he was Jack The Ripper.

Hubert Walters …except for the minor detail that Edison was in New Jersey at the time of the murders, not London. 😂😉

@@DrFranklynAnderson You are right,but they way some are committing about him,you could almost believe he was.

Hubert Walters that’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard.

@@chrishandsome4267 Aw,come on, can't you take a joke? After all the identity of Jack The Ripper, had never been positively established & probably never will be.

Interesting. Where we can watch your film?

Dear Mr. Wilkinson: your film is a wonderful one. More than anything else, it has the great virtue of having put historic - and well-researched - information out into the world. Thank YOU!

@Straight Razor Daddy The film can be ordered on DVD - or streamed: smile.amazon.com/First-Film-Michael-Harvey/dp/B01LZGMGG7/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=first+movie+wilkinson&qid=1589300697&sr=8-1 Perhaps you were asking, "How can I see your film without paying you a cent?" In that case, you need to look for an illegal download that ignores copyright and ownership laws. I hope you don't, though. That's what jerks do. :)

Louis Le Prince has probably made the very first film in history….. The problem is that he decided to leave France for the UK…. And that's according historians the Reason he's been killed by the french secret service… Like his son killed in New York city...

@Straight Razor Daddy I'm glad I was able to help you decide. Have a great week! 😁

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They more than likely were thinking "I say, this modern contraption is delightful!"

@Altoid Bazingá don't ruin it child 🙄

Route 69 I didn’t think of that, now THAT would be crazy, that would be quite an accomplishment. Never get caught AND secretly be jack in THE FIRST motion picture.

*OKAY WIKIBEAR*

@@lofiwackpainting7439 he wasn't in Leeds 😂

November 1888. Ironic.

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Not videos, film. Video is a whole different beast.

@@briantw true film is harder to restore and deserves more credit than digital footage

@@jamestascroft7875 Especially with the advent of Da Vinci; You can save some digital videos that were pretty bad to begin with, using that softwares capabilities. We're still not there with sound yet; bad sound will always sound like bad sound, unless it was good to begin with.

I feel you. Where next?

1920 here

2033 here

Bahahahahahahaha I burst out laughing when I read this comment.

J T 😂😂

dude, I'm sure everything you said was is true?

Huh?

@@iasimov5960 It isn't hard to understand man...

In Real Life yo see only FRAMES¡¡...So you recreate the IMAGE in your Brain¡¡...The man is Recreating the image the nearest that you saw if youre were in that garden ,that Evening....Y prefer THIS....But if you prefer you can see the Original Footage....I understand your Point...

In a universe where substance yielded more likes than empty pop references, this would be top comment.

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@Flimst There is actually credible evidence to suggest this, believe it or not. Letters from Edison prior to Le Prince's disappearance have some strange implications, and an unidentified body that looks LITERALLY EXACTLY LIKE LE PRINCE was found days later.

@@MrMarsFargo Photo found in the French police archives in 2006, shows the body of a drowned man pulled out of the Seine in Paris shortly after Le Prince disappeared. He has a strong resemblance to Le Prince.

He never shot on cellioud. He used glass and paper negatives. Celliuod was launched for the first time three weeks after he made his film, in the USA.

@@YorkyOne It's not him. When I was touring with THE FIRST FILM, in Cambridge and met with some of the Whitley family. There was a surgeon with them and he said the bridge of the nose of the two men was different. It is true. I wish I and my team had spotted this before we finished filming.

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..crap, holes in the pants clothing nowadays, yeah...

@@jesussavessinners9980 stop no one asked

Just to show you that while technology always changes, we humans do not. 😅

Say👏🏼 it👏🏼 louder👏🏼👏🏼

director and his son was killed 1year after this video by Edisoin hitmans who want title of the first movie director - so i guess no descendents

@@alternatereality7301 he had 2 sons ...the one here lived

No. The house has long gone.

There's a guy above in the comments who claims to have worked on the restoration of this house

Gif

@@patrickboone423 no boomerang because it goes back and forth

Immediately what I thought of ! 😄

There are certainly older films than this but they didn't survive the course of 100+ years making this the oldeest surviving film..

Thank you sir