List of the best sources for each home movie i know about

[Matt Brooks]

I think we'd probably get a much better copy if we merge various sources (notably The Lost Bullet or something)

[Royell Storing]

I think we'd probably get a much better copy if we merge various sources (notably The Lost Bullet or something)

   The YOU TUBE source I gave you has better Z Film definition than, "The Lost Bullet" Zapruder Film. 

[Matt Brooks]

Well, i'll try and see if i can find the original source for it, Youtube doesn't provide lossless video for a good restoration

[Royell Storing]

Well, i'll try and see if i can find the original source for it, Youtube doesn't provide lossless video for a good restoration

  (1)  I own "The Lost Bullet" DVD. (2) I have watched the YOU TUBE video I previously referenced. The difference between these 2 Z Film copies is obvious to the naked eye. "The Lost Bullet" is now 15 yrs old. Technology has marched on since "The Lost Bullet" did their spit-n-polish on the Z Film. 

[John Corbett]

What difference does it make how good a copy you get of these various movies. Some people are still going to be stumped by a simple case of double murder that the DPD solved the day it happened. By the time I got home from school, they already had the perp in custody.

[Matt Brooks]

Well, imagine this, you have a low quality copy of a film, right? that film you have shows something that could prove a conspiracy, but then you acquire the best public copy and find out that copy does not have the earth-shattering stuff your previous low-quality copy had.

[Robin Unger]

that’s nice, Matt.  my go-to place is Robin Unger’s photo gallery here for the best quality everything.  Robin is a class act. Thanks, Robin.

Thanks Mark.