Old Camera Found In The Deep Ocean Reveals Horrifying Titanic Photos
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BAIT & SWITCH!!! Where's the effin' photo??? I didn't click to get a history lesson on the ship! I clicked to see a photo, that apparently doesn't exist.
Haha soon the Clickbait photos will have their own clickbait photos, unbelievable man
CLICK BAIT!!! NO PHOTOS FROM OLD CAMERA!!!! WTF!!!
Did they even have a camera back then that was waterproof ⁉️⁉️
@@deborahbaker4770 I dont know man!!! Cameras from the 1910s were kinda super big and flimsy, easily breakable, and no they are not waterproof and somehow the photo itself is untouched, its still real!!
Thanks I’ll stop watching
A non-waterproof camera from 1912 survived submerged for more than a century with the film still good? What kind of whacky duct tape are you smoking?
Smoking that whacky tobaccy!!! Lol
It was purchased at a Wal-Mart in Liverpool, England on April 5, 1912.
😂😂 best comment!! Lmao
@@12bucklemyshew Right! He was smoking weed recovered fro TITANIC still dry!
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So interesting story.....My family was to board the Titanic in Ireland, but my great aunt was heavily pregnant and due to concerns she might go into labour on the voyage, they decided to wait and sail to America a few months later. If not for that, my family might not even exist today
A bit like 9/11, eh?
WOW!!!!! That's amazing
Another member of Titanic's crew was unsinkable, John Priest, one of the stokers (Coal shoveler). He was in the engine room when it began to flood. He ran through a maze of decks up to the top of the ship and jumped a great height into the water, because all the lifeboats had been launched. He got frostbite, but was one of the only 7 people who was saved from the sea. In February 1916, he survived the sinking of the RMS Alcantara, an armed merchant cruiser during a battle in World War 1. Then he survived the sinking of the RMS Brittanic when it struck a mine near the Greek island Kea in November 1916. Then in April 1917, he survived the sinking of the SS Donegal, a hospital ship which was hit by a torpedo. He died several decades later of pneumonia while in bed.
Wow!!! Great story, very interesting. What a Luck dude.
He obviously had a lot of experience dealing with sinking ships and used that expertise every time he found himself in a jam.
Sounds like he was a bit of a jinx for the ships he signed on to.
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Friend: "Hey, you want to go sailing?"
John Priest: 😨🤔😫
Miss Jessop he mentioned was on some of the same ships John was too.
I don’t believe anything this man’s voice tells me , We’res the real photos that were in an old camera on the ocean floor
No photos, no camera. It would be impossible for film to last 110 years underwater in salt water.
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That's amazing a camera 110 years old in the deep deep ocean and reveals horrifying Titanic photos! Come to think of it I didn't see any horrifying Titanic photos. ☹
You probably didn't see any Titanic photos. From what I understood the photos they're always showing are of the Lusitania.
That was awfully funny, your comment I mean. I laughed a lot and did laugh again each of the several times I read it again. Your last phrase is something else. Thanks.
@@mariagenovesa3772 whose comment are you referring to?
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It's just a unbelievable title to get you to watch it, no mention of the camera
I didn’t see the photos revealed from the “old camera!” All I saw were the pictures we’ve seen for years. 😢
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Someone tell this man that the photo he suggests is found is never shown?
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Nobody from White Star Line ever said the ship was "unsinkable" Due to its modern innovation of the time, they said in was "Practically" unsinkable. Therefore, the reason that the lifeboats were inadequate in number is because they believed that anything that was going to cause any damage to ship to use them wasn't going to sink the ship in time before they could make multiple rescues to and from the ship before it sank. The "uncluttered" look was just as bonus effect to use in promoting the Titanic.
The amount of lifeboats were simply limited because more lifeboats were not required by law. The original design from 1908 even had less lifeboats than the 1912 final design. Indeed the idea was (and is) that the vessel itself is safest place to be. The Cunard Line Mauretania and Lusitania had during their maiden voyages even less lifeboats than the Titanic. Both vessels only received six more boats under davits (and 26 collapsible lifeboats) after the Titanic disaster. The amount of lifeboats on the Titanic had nothing to do with any form of wrongdoing by the White Star Line.
0:50 ''within three hours, the ship sank.'' Shows Lusitania sinking
No camera. No pics.
This is so insane, cant believe a 110 old camera survived, you should be hired by scientists honestly they'd believe you
His channel is a troll. It’s a parody of shitty Looper-type videos, which are often incorrect, and super surface-level. He takes it to another level. The more I watch, the more I love his humor.
Correction; I can't believe An `110 year old camera survived. 🤔🙄
@@ParisXII actually A is correct
@@ParisXII Maybe, but the film???????????????????????
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We all know the story, where are the pictures. I still say that the Olympic and Titanic were switched because the Olympic was heavily damaged in the accident with the other ship.
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Click bait title. Shame on you for wasting people’s time.
So, Where's the photos from the 110 year old waterproof camera??? Just click bait... ☹️
Click bait.
My relative Leopold Maskell went down on the Titanic as a ships crew member. He worked in the engine room.
@9:22
WOW!
I didn't realize they had Cassette Boom Boxes back then!
You really do learn something new every day...
Lol 🤘😁
And tupperware!
So where are the pictures from this mysterious camera? False advertising
Lol!!!!! How could film & photographs survive being under water for over a hundred years???
click bait
To save you some time, I’ll take this liberty to tell you, there are no, ZERO, nada, zilch, horrifying titanic photos from an ancient camera found at the bottom of the ocean
Reported hopefully they take it down soon
Didn't take photos to imagine all the horrors that took place that night. But it does show "If it can happen it will happen" at sea and all possible warnings should apply to you, especially when that many souls are trusting you and your leadership.
What this video didn't mention was that, there was a massive coal fire on the same side the ice berg struck the ship. Because the fire had burned so long it had fatigued the metal and weakened the titanic structure.
Wow, I was blown away by those AMAZING photos!! 😱 It’s almost impossible to believe that a camera survived underwater for all those decades and that the film it contained was undamaged.
I was even more amazed to discover that the camera contained COLOUR film - I didn’t think that had been invented until years afterwards, but as the video says it was a secret at the time and these are the only pictures surviving that were taken on that film.
What a fantastic video, and I’m just amazed these secrets haven’t been more widely exposed.
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seen these photos from other clips. my grandfather was on the CARPATHIA. it was will always be a horrific event. thanks for the share. it would of been nice to see the camera. that whomever found.
Was your grandfather on the Carpathia at the time it picked up Titanic passengers in life boats? Thinking that he was on board the Carpathia and not the Titanic, enabled you and your ascendants to be born, is mind-boggling!
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Not marketed as unsinkable. The term came from a trade journal known as Shipbuilder Magazine. So popular that it landed in a few public libraries. The term was applied to her watertight doors with the journal saying this Madre practically unsinkable. People picked it up and ran with it.
Which basically meant...yes, it was sinkable! "Practically " means nothing when your life is at stake!
Interesting I’m kind of a titanic enthusiast. Knew a lot of this stuff already. Didn’t know how poorly the crew was trained in life boat setup procedures and also didn’t know there were two famous people who had tickets but didn’t go, neat
I love Titanic I loved the movie I felt sorry for those people who die I saw the artifact of Titanic in Birmingham Alabama I loved it
This channel does that alot ! Scamming the viewers ! They should be shut down ! Thanks for waisting our time !
There were family pets aboard as well. The dogs were set loose rather then drown in cages.
The little dogs were given to the owners and some of them survived. One was a Pekinese named Sun Yat Sen. Unfortunately the large dogs all drowned.
The little dogs were given to their owners and some survived. One was a Pekinese named Sun Yat Sen.
Unfortunately, the large dogs all drowned.
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A very sad story that changed many ways that ship's communicate. Not the least of which is the Flash Message, and how it is handled.
But where are these potos.?
The first picture shown, "the click bait" was from the movie "Raise The Titantic" when Ballard first discovered its location
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Nice vid..
Correction. “RMS” Actually stands for Royal Mail STEAMER! Royal Navy Vessels are all known as “HMS”. No photography would have been possible from lifeboats of the sinking. It was almost pitch black with No Moon. It would have been impossible to develop a photo in almost total darkness at that time! Most passenger photographs on the Titanic’s decks were actually taken when the ship was docked in Queenstown, in the Irish Republic.
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I second that give and show the right contents and if you haven't got them then stop wasting our valuable time. Amen.
Informative and interesting documentary. Great photos; great dialogue. Where's the "beef?"
And where are the new photos found in deep ocean???
I can understand how a old camera that’s not waterproof can possible still have film that can be developed 😩😩😩😩😩😩😩
It's not a digital camera. The film was made of chemicals. Those chemicals don't deteriorate. Same for the leather shoes of the passengers. Also chemicals that keep them intact even today.
@@bobdebouwer7835 Still hard to believe. Salt water destroys most anything. Film seems susceptible.
Extra lifeboats were on order. In fact a gentleman on Ancestry messages me that his great grandfather joined the shipbuilders company just after the Titanic went down and he and another new starter were set to work with paint to over up the Titanic name on the lifeboats.
I used to have a book written recording the views and memories of ordinary people in England, Ireland and America about the happenings before launch, voyage and after the sinking. The crew only said what they were allowed at the two enquiries and the ordinary people seemed to have not been asked.
I also saw a bell in the Botany Bay mill building in Chorley engraved with the ship's name. Presumably it missed the boat like the new lifeboats. And yes, I rang the bell, that was in about 1975 I think.
If the Titanic had double the number of lifeboats there wouldn't have been time to launch them. There was no way the ship could be evacuated safety saving all onboard in 90 minutes. The crew barely got 18 of the 20 lifeboats off the ship before it foundered.
1:19 HMHS Britannic was the sister ship of Titanic. So once again your channel gets it wrong.
That one photo says titanic sank 2 miles..... how did they even know that??? That photo was in 1912... the ship wasn't found until the 1980s and it's 2 miles Below the Atlantics surface 300 or so miles away from NYC
Why do some photos display the funnels as being " raked ' to the rear. ?
Titanic's funnels were verticle. !
Other photos display smoke exiting the number 4 funnel.
The 4th funnel was a dummy, used to bring fresh air to below decks.
Because funnels were raked, 10 degree to rear exactly.
Great history lesson on RMS Titanic - But where are the Photos and the camera you headline with ? - CLICK BAIT - What a load of CRAP you are turning out. Viewers do NOT watch this unless you just want the story of RMS Titanic's Final voyage. Viral Nater - you are becoming a Con Artist.. Total CLICK BAIT Title. BOOOOOO HISSSSSS.
“Boom Box” on Titanic 1912! They haven’t changed much in 111 years! Wow! 🤯
Thanks for tip guys won't be wasting my time watching this
Did anyone see the pink elephants floating by
Caledon Hawkley: "God HIMSELF cannot sink this ship!"
God: "Hold my beer!"
Wow. Horrifying. Stock photos of the passengers and ship
Lookouts did NOT have binoculars........there were too few sets on board,sothey did without. They couldn;t "not find them",because they didn't have them. That is where you lost me,on this.
I already knew there was no photos I was just curious what the video would actually be about. First off there were emergency hatches at the top of the boiler rooms. No one got stuck in the boiler rooms. Binoculars don't work at night without some source of ambient light. It was a moonless night. There was a cold water mirage effect. It gave a false horizon obscuring and hiding the iceberg.
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I think I've been had. Again.
I saw the movie. Where’s the pictures ?
Untrue headline, but very interesting regardless. Never hurts to learn history.
Sounds kinda like the ole bait and click I’ve heard about. Plus, the pressures at that depth? Come on.
Hard to imagine looking through binoculars for hours continuously. Imagine his guilt if he'd put them down for a few minutes then looked through them again when it was too late.
Binoculars were not available. They were locked in a room with the key missing.
@@rc4688 That's correct. What I meant to say was that even if, by a quirk of fate, the binoculars had been available his plight could've been worse.
Where are the photos from the camera found deep in the ocean?
I enjoyed that thanks for that
MAN ! THAT SIZE OF THE ICEBERG !😱😱😱😱😱😱THE TITANIC NEXT TO IT WAS LIKE AN ANT NEXT TO AN ELEPHANT,COMING TO THINK OF IT....EVEN THE BIGGEST CRUISE SHIP NOW IN 2022 ....THE WONDERS OF THE SEA , WHICH IS ENORMOUS WOULD STILL BE DWARFED BY THAT ICEBERG HAD IT EXIST NOW....MY GOD !😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
WOW!!! What a horrific tragedy!!! This year is the 110th anniversary of the sinking of the titanic...How awful and sad...
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Jack Philips did not cut them off, his response was ok. While during this, he was relating passenger messages through Cape Race, so the Marconi transmitter was turned up to full power. This also meant that his listening earpiece was on max sensitivity. This means that when the Californian sent the message it blasted into his ear very very loud. Next, the Californian didn’t put [MSG] at the start of his message, [MSG] is used when the message is meant to be relayed to the bridge. Lastly, Marconi operators were very informal, shut up shut up I’m busy is a perfectly okay response, and the Californian operator may have chuckled about it after turning off the set. A very minuscule detail often not talked about is that the Californian operator replied “alright” to Philip’s message. Jack Philips is blamed too much for the sinking nowadays.
This ship did not sink fast. I’m fact, Titanic was designed so that if something happened and the unsinkable ship did sink, it would be slowly. For comparison, Titanics sister ship, Britannic, sank after hitting a mine. The ship sank in 55 minutes. The Lusitania, a ship similar in size to the titanic, sank in 18. The Titanic took over 2 hours to sink, the conventional thinking was that if it took longer for the ship to sink, a rescue ship could arrive, and the lifeboats were just precautionary.
Its amazing to even think a camera has lain in the north Atlantic for well over a century, 2 miles down, and its photos taken while the famous ship was sinking, Can't wait for the snaps to appear, Can you tell me how much longer I have to wait to see them ?. Its been quite a while, and my patience is growing thin, regards, Santa.
I highly doubt that the radio operator had a boombox at his station. 🤣
The stairwells in steerage weren't locked. Only one was in the backnof the ship I think.
This kills my Logic. The bulk of their passengers where 3rd class & yet they where treated like Cattle. I cant understand why they would do that since most of the money generated from ticket sales came from 3rd class passengers. Would they have sailed if NO 3rd class passengers boarded this vessel ? I doubt it.
Calling bullshit. Camera film would not survive salt water all these years.
Yes where are the pics?
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I thought they were showing some pictures on board did so some and one I have to admit is a picture of equipment I had never seen before would like to know more about that picture is. a curious picture!!
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Just proves rich or poor they all went into the same water.
Theories theories unless you were there the secrets stay buried under the briny deep.
How could a camera in the deep ocean survive all that time everybody knows that water detrimental to photos and then you figure in the ocean deep the camera itself exposed to the elements this is a mighty fishy story
So sad 😢
Yes the hook was surprising that it was the Titanic since the photos were in color.
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Where are the old photos from the camera that was supposedly found?. None was shown in this video.
You state a fact that is untrue. When the watertight doors in the engine room closed, the men (firemen) where not trapped and "left to die". Each watertight compartment had stairwells to upper floors as a way out.
0:50 thats the lusitania
So we're the photos?
What actually happened is that the radio operator on duty at the time failed to report the iceberg warning from ships ahead of the Titanic and as a result she was going far too fast to avoid the iceberg when it loomed in front of them! This increase in speed was not Captain Smith's doing but the order of Mr Andrews who as White Star's on board rep had the authority to over rule anyone, including Smith! A disaster that could have been avoided, but because it happened significant changes to the rules made ocean travel much safer!!!!
Your statement needs correcting! The Captain of Any Boat, Ship or Aircraft has Absolute Authority as the Legal Commander of their craft! And that’s the point, “Legal”. The Captain or Commander is Legally Responsible for the safety of his craft or vessel and All aboard at All Times. No order from Any persons aboard can Legally Overrule the Captain. Not even the owner of the White Star Line, John Bruce Ismay or any other company owner, would have, or have had Any authority over Captain Smith, nor over Any other Captain or Commander! It was just that Captain Smith was retiring after the return voyage and he unfortunately appeared to allow himself to be goaded, or even bullied by Ismay, into maintaining speed to impress his company and Titanic upon the Americans, despite actually being financed by John Pierpoint Morgan, an American!
It was ismay not andrews that pressed the captain to speed up
I have some authentic video footage from the Mayflower if you're interested.😀
So, where are those photo's you talk about ?
0:50, the run rose @ 11 PM that day?
Click bait. Not a single word about pictures from an old camera found under the water.
There was a boom box on board the Titanic?
I bought the DVD watched the movie once, the DVD disappeared, been gone since.
Rip Amen 🙏.
Lol, there is was no camera found... the pressure would have crushed it...
No old camera photos here !
Yeah somehow I keep getting this one to pop up I've blocked it so many times because every video is nothing but a giant bathing switch it'll be like oh we found X and then they'll just talk about everything but that
Supposedly Hitting the ice berg was in the dark.
How could photos be made without flash. ?
The camera would have been crushed flat.
I never did believe an iceberg was responsible.
Always thought it was a U Boat.
0:50 thats Lusitania but uhh yea…
The ship was named Titanic because of Greek mythology. The Titians, the Olympians, abd the giant's, but after the Titanic sank they changed the name of the gigantic to Britainc
12:36 Jake Gyllenhaal doppelganger...🤣
There Is no way an old camera would survived a minute in the ocean let alone many years! Absolute nonsense!
Judging by your heading I thought we were going to see photos of people running screaming and dying. I guess I should be used to the deception by now. Anyway getting back to the Titanic that must have been one lame ass crew. From the captain getting his beauty sleep on the maiden voyage which he should have stayed up for since it was the first just to make sure there were no Kinks in their procedure. The person or persons who made the crazy decision about shorting the lifeboats. The crew member in the Crow's Nest without freaking binoculars from what I understood they could have retrieved those binoculars that they wanted to. Then we have the crew member with the rifle pointing at it people and telling them not to get in the boats which as we all know we're never filled to capacity. The gates to the upper decks remaining locked on those poor people. And finally the telegraph operator ignoring distress calls because he was backed up with personal messages for the passengers. If that happened today could you see the protest the size of the lawsuit and the number of people filing them? This tragedy must have started the phrase ignorance is bliss. I could see some of them today even getting jail time. Oh I forgot one more thing the idiot captain giving the order to shut the engines off reverse ship and go around iceberg I think that was the crazy order he gave. This is like the Keystone Cops meets the Titanic. LOL.
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@@thunderhorse49mmc62 the only comment above is mine so I can't quite figure out what you're talkin about. Out here
Was it possible to unload people on that iceberg?
I have a question to you and your audience I'm seen quite a few videos on the Titanic was there a fire of coal on the ship when it left port I'm kind of curious can you answer that question for me
four commercials, one minutes or less of video? not worth it!!!!!!!!!!!!!