Today, having our picture taken is a fast and easy process.

Film from a No.

1 Kodak camera was recently developed, 134 years after it was loaded in 1889.

Oldest Photo to be Developed After it Was Taken

However, it proved to be an arduous task, with only one negative returning a somewhat visible image.

The resulting image features two silhouettes in late 19th-century fashion, either Victorian or Edwardian.

1 Kodak camera in 1889 was able to be developed is an amazing feat.

Oldest Photo to be Developed After it Was Taken

An from “The Photographic Herald and Amateur Sportsman,” November 1889 (Photo:Wikimedia Commons, Public domain)

Perhaps in time, more information about MacKenzie’s camera and her anonymous sitters will come to light.

A No.

1 Kodak camerathe first-ever camera by Kodakwas discovered with an undeveloped roll of film inside.

Oldest Photo to be Developed After it Was Taken

The images were likely taken in 1889.

One of the photos reveals a mysterious pair of men in Victorian or Edwardian clothing.