https://sites.google.com/view/bronsonfilmframes/homeThe above is the new (good) link to my cropped & enlarged versions of each of 18 of 20 of the Bronson frames from the 50-album on Robin Unger's site. They have been cropped to show only the follow up car Queen Mary. And they are cropped so that Queen Mary appears stationary when u scroll throo the 18 frames to give a pseudo-film effect (as i explained in an earlier posting). That way u can make more sense out of what is happening in Queen Mary, ie what the 8 Agents & 2 Assistants are doing or not doing.
Frame 20-50 & frame 1-50 are too blurry to be of use so i havent included them. So from now on i will be looking at these 18 frames. Earlier i only looked at 15 frames, ie 04 to 18. I dont think that the extra 3 frames will be very important, but anyhow i will go back & upgrade my earlier postings if something new turns up.
I downloaded 2 of these google photos & i notice that they are only about 31k whereas my originals on my computer are about 210k. And i went to a lot of trouble to get my 18 frames cropped so that they were exactly the same width & height when i opened them in Microsoft Office. But the google ones might not end up being exactly equal. If need be i can email my originals if anyone asks.
To get them to play in proper sequence in Microsoft Office i found that i had to put the 18 in their own folder & i had to name them in a funny way as follows below. The first number (eg 1) is the number that u need to put in front of the frame number (say 2-50) to give (1 2-50) etc.
1 2-50
10 2-50
11 3-50
9 19-50
12 4-50
13 5-50
14 6-50
15 7-50
16 8-50
17 9-50
18 10-50
19 11-50
2 12-50
3 13-50
5 15-50
6 16-50
4 14-50
7 17-50
8 18-50
As u can see i used frame 2-50 twice at the start, that way my pseudo-film starts on a freeze frame of 2-50, & when i press the right arrow button on my keyboard the picture sits on 2-50 for a fraction of a second before it flickers throo the sequence 2-50 to 19-50, much better, much easier to comprehend what is going on inside Queen Mary.
Actually later i found that i didnt have to have the sequence exactly as shown, i found that as long as the named numberings were correct then Microsoft Office was happy.
