Who is this in the Darnell Film? Zapruder on a walkie-talkie...

[Royell Storing]

  There are far clearer Bell Film images. "The Lost Bullet" did it with between the sprocket holes images.
  "Exact same TIME PERIOD"? What does that specifically mean? You have been hanging around here too long. Your couching whatever you're trying to say. Be bold!

[Jake Maxwell]

  There are far clearer Bell Film images. "The Lost Bullet" did it with between the sprocket holes images.
  "Exact same TIME PERIOD"? What does that specifically mean? You have been hanging around here too long. Your couching whatever you're trying to say. Be bold!

ChatGPT estimates the photo from 1961-1964... Yes, exact time period...
And Zapruder was not considered, "portly," as you say...

And... I've looked at the Bell Film... every frame... not one is nearly as clear as the one I've posted...

[Royell Storing]

 You're looking at garbage. There's much better out there and has been for better than a decade.

[Jake Maxwell]

You're looking at garbage. There's much better out there and has been for better than a decade.

The image was from the Sixth Floor Museum copy, and was only to show the direction Zapruder was heading in the Bell Film. If you've got a better copy of that one frame showing Zapruder walking that direction, then produce it so we can see it.

The image below from 1961-1964 shows Zapruder with his camera. He is not "portly" as you say. If you have a better photo to prove otherwise, then produce it so we can see it.

[Royell Storing]

   For a long time now the "Sixth Floor" has mirrored "Slanty Sam's Shack" at Knott's Berry Farm. Tilted to say the least.
   Like I said, a far better copy of the Bell Film was presented on "The Lost Bullet". Other assassination films too on on that JFK Special. Buy the DVD for your personal JFK Assassination Library. New copies are available on Ebay for under $20 delivered. It was put out by National Geographic. Their stuff visually is Top Shelf.

[Jake Maxwell]

   For a long time now the "Sixth Floor" has mirrored "Slanty Sam's Shack" at Knott's Berry Farm. Tilted to say the least.
   Like I said, a far better copy of the Bell Film was presented on "The Lost Bullet". Other assassination films too on on that JFK Special. Buy the DVD for your personal JFK Assassination Library. New copies are available on Ebay for under $20 delivered. It was put out by National Geographic. Their stuff visually is Top Shelf.

Royell, If you have a better photo, post it...
Most everyone who has been on the forum for any length of time knows about the high quality of The Lost Bullet... and anyone who has read my posts, know that I've known about it for years... and have posted about it often...

If you have a photo from the Bell Film or any credible testimony that Zapruder was large and portly as you say, post it... otherwise move on...
You likely have no photo because the best photo of Zapruder produced from that period in his life has likely been posted already in this thread...

Stop quibbling about nothing and talking down, as though no one else has access to resources... and move on to another thread...