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Sony never intended to create an X-ray camera — yet, for a brief moment in the late 1990s, they accidentally did. In 1998, the Sony Handycam CCD-TRV65 was released with a simple feature: Night Vision, an infrared mode meant to help users film in low light. But engineers overlooked a critical detail. When the camera was used in daylight with an added infrared filter, the sensor became capable of seeing through certain thin fabrics, producing an unintended X-ray-like effect. Early buyers were shoc

Biggest tech blunders in history🤯🤯 In 1998, Sony accidentally sold 700,000 cameras with X-ray vision. 🚫📹 ​It was supposed to be a innocent feature. Sony released a new Handycam with "NightShot" mode, designed to let parents film their sleeping babies in the dark using infrared technology. ​But they made a massive engineering mistake. ​Users quickly realized that if you used a cheap filter and turned on "NightShot" during the day, the infrared light could actually pass through dark, synthetic