How Did Bart Kamp Create The Lovelady Image?

[Tom Graves]

    I continue urging you to use the Traffic Light Pole as a landmark. The Front Bumper of the car is is close to even with that Traffic Light Pole. The Traffic Light Pole is standing atop the Island. The ladies you are referencing are STANDING ON THE STREET to the viewer's (R) of that Traffic Light Pole. The car would not be behind these ladies, "standing in the street near the tip of the Island". The TIP of the Island is to the (R) of the Traffic Light Pole.

Dear Comrade Storing,

Look at your beloved Traffic Light Pole and the "No Parking Pole" to the right of it in James' nicely aligned overlay montage and ask yourself if they seem to be the same distance apart in both the Couch-Darnell frame and in the Wiegman frame.

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Answer: Yes, they do. Close enough for government work, anyway.  (Pardon the pun.)

Now, look at your MYSTO "ABANDONDED" GETAWAY CAR in the Couch-Darnell part of James' nicely aligned overlay montage and figure out where it should be in the Wiegman part of James' nicely aligned overlay montage in relation to the "No Parking Pole" IF IT (YOUR MYSTO "ABANDONED" GETAWAY CAR) WERE ALREADY THERE.

Wanna know why you can't see it in the Wiegman portion of James' nicely aligned overlay montage?

BECAUSE IT'S HIDDEN BY ALL OF THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE STANDING EITHER IN THE STREET NEAR THE ISLAND OR ON THE ISLAND.

D'OH!

-- Tom

[Royell Storing]

  The car should be visible stretching behind the Fedora Man on the Wiegman Film. The Fedora Man is standing to the viewer's (L) of the Signal Light Pole. You want the car to be positioned on the tip of the Island. It was not parked there. The Darnell Film shows Officer Baker running across/over the Island. The Traffic Light Pole and the FRONT BUMPER of the car are on his LEFT. Both the Traffic Light Pole and the Car are not on the tip of the Island. All you need to do is view a good copy of the Wiegman Film and the Darnell Film posted on You Tube by the Sixth Floor Museum. This is reality on 11/22/63. Stop screwing around with homemade over lays and lego car visual aids.   

[Tom Graves]

Both the traffic light pole and the car are not on the tip of the Island.

Dear Comrade Storing,

I've rewritten your "sentence" because your writing sucks so hard.

Here it is:

"Neither the traffic light pole nor the car are on the tip of the 'island.'"

Regardless, I've never claimed that your MYSTO "ABANDONED" GETAWAY CAR in Couch-Darnell is parked ON the tip of the "island."

LOL!

-- Tom

[Royell Storing]

Dear Comrade Storing,

I've rewritten your "sentence" because your writing sucks so hard.

Here it is:

"Neither the traffic light pole nor the car are on the tip of the 'island.'"

Regardless, I've never claimed that your MYSTO "ABANDONED" GETAWAY CAR in Couch-Darnell is parked ON the tip of the "island."

LOL!

-- Tom

        You would be better off doing your own research vs swearing by something that was "created" out of thin air. If you look closely at that overlay, it extends BEYOND the tip of the Island. That is Not where the car was parked. You basically have bought into a woman being sawed in half. An illusion. The Wiegman and Couch/Darnell Films are the Real Deal. Buy into what you see on them. 

[Tom Graves]

You would be better off doing your own research vs swearing by something that was "created" out of thin air. If you look closely at that overlay, it extends beyond the tip of the Island. That is not where the car was parked. You basically have bought into a woman being sawed in half. An illusion. The Wiegman and Couch/Darnell Films are the Real Deal. Buy into what you see on them.

Dear Comrade Storing,

I have no idea which woman you're talking about.

Regardless, do you believe that the montage that James created by overlaying the Couch-Darnell frame that best shows the front part of the MYSTO "ABANDONED" GETAWAY CAR with a frame from Wiegman that puts all of the non-human elements (e.g., the "Freeway Signs Pole," the "Signal Light Pole," and the HUGE GATES, etc., etc.) in the same place as they are in the corresponding Couch-Darnell frame was improperly done, or that said montage can't be used to figure out where your MYSTO "ABANDONDED" GETAWAY CAR might be "hiding" behind the throng of people in Wiegman?

Scroll down to look at James' montage for the first time. (LOL)

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-- Tom

[Royell Storing]

Dear Comrade Storing,

I have no idea which woman you're talking about.

Regardless, do you believe that the montage that James created by overlaying the Couch-Darnell frame that best shows the front part of the MYSTO "ABANDONED" GETAWAY CAR with a frame from Wiegman that puts all of the non-human elements (e.g., the "Freeway Signs Pole," the "Signal Light Pole," and the HUGE GATES, etc., etc.) in the same place as they are in the corresponding Couch-Darnell frame was improperly done, or that said montage can't be used to figure out where your MYSTO "ABANDONDED" GETAWAY CAR might be "hiding" behind the throng of people in Wiegman?

Scroll down to look at James' montage for the first time. (LOL)

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-- Tom

 Please explain the pointed object laying across the Island on the Wiegman still frame. You gotta problem here. A Big, Big Problem on a Wiegman still frame you are swearing by. I am waiting for your explanation.

[Tom Graves]

Please explain the pointed object laying across the Island on the Wiegman still frame. You gotta problem here. A Big, Big Problem on a Wiegman still frame you are swearing by. I am waiting for your explanation.

Oh, you mean the fin of the car that was in front of Wiegman's car as it appeared in the cropped-and-pasted, ten-frames-earlier frame that James pasted into the main frame to give us an expanded view of the scene?

What about it?

In order to show us a wider "landscape" view of the scene, James melded the frame from approx. 01:16 to the frame from approx. 01:28 in the "JFK - Wiegman Film Enhanced One Frame Per Second Part One" clip that's available to view on the Internet.

There are ten frames in that interval. (Count the "jumps.")

Question:

How many frames per second did Wiegman's camera shoot?

Answer:

I don't know.

Do you?

Does it really matter?

Note how the shoulder of the woman standing "next to" Fedora Man is correctly spliced together from the two frames, as is the pole that they're standing "next to"?

What's your problem, Comrade Storing?


Scroll down to James' fine overlay montage and take your second look at it.

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