Simple and Direct

[Chris Davidson]

Same camera, same lens setting, shot on the pedestal.

Where's the Hudson tree in my frame?

Unless the Hudson tree was uprooted and moved, we have big problems.

And for those interested, another photo, which shows the field of view this camera can cover from the pedestal. Yes, that is the Hudson tree on the left side of my photo.

Can you say Doctored!

cheers

chris

[Don Bailey]

Excellent Find Chris! Your sprocket holes size don't match the Z-film but it's close enough to see there was alteration in the Z-film.

[Chris Davidson]

Thanks Don,

The only way to get the Hudson tree closer to that fence in the same frame, similar to Z, is a wide angle lens or a size change between photos.

This, I also took from the pedestal, but with a different lens setting.

I think you get the picture.

chris

[Jack White]

Chris...looks as if you may be onto something. I will compare with my

panorama shots for Costella five years ago and see what I can figure.

Jack

[Thomas H. Purvis]

Thanks Don,

The only way to get the Hudson tree closer to that fence in the same frame, similar to Z, is a wide angle lens or a size change between photos.

This, I also took from the pedestal, but with a different lens setting.

I think you get the picture.

chris

Of course, I would assume that you have also looked at depth into certain aspects.

Tom

[Jack White]

After a little checking, I found the solution to the discovery by Chris.

The tree seen in Zapruder, which appears to be dying in Bond, was

removed at a later time, so does not appear in later photos. See below.

Jack

[Chris Davidson]

Thanks Jack.

I guess that will bring me back down to earth.

Still think something is wrong, and will keep working on it.

chris