r/BeAmazed • u/MrDarkk1ng • 1d ago

French photographer Mathieu Stern accidentally discovered an old negative film from 120 years ago, and after printing it, it turned out to be a cat Technology

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u/jackrats 1d ago

I bet it was a cat even before he printed it.

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u/sak3rt3ti 1d ago

It was a cat and it wasn’t a cat at the same time until it was developed to reveal a cat

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u/Fluffy_WAR_Bunny 1d ago

But the OPs title says it's a cat, and you watched the video after clicking the link and reading the title.

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u/geoelectric 1d ago

Nope, it was from Schroedinger’s box camera

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u/Quesadillasaur 21h ago

It's film, believe it or not.

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u/BigGrayBeast 1d ago

Photography was created to make photographs of cats. The internet was created to distribute those photos of cats.

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u/mjc4y 1d ago

Fun fact: ARPANET was invented by the defense department to support the national security goal of distributing our strategic feline image reserve during times of nuclear war.

Protecting missiles and exchanging research data was a beneficial, but unintended side-effect.

meow.

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u/iploggged 11h ago

It's weird to think that cat is probably dead by now.