Mr. Zapruder never said anything about stopping to save film. He never said anything about loading the film into the camera. Or anything about removing the lens cap. But we can make logical deductions about what must have happened.
Typical Lone nutter straw man argument.
In the early 1960?s, inexpensive cameras could only film for a minute or two. And the film was expensive. We see the other films of Dealey Plaza typically just run for a few seconds and stop and then resume a few seconds later. There was a clear need to be thrifty with film. It is logical to assume that Mr. Zapruder felt the same.
Only in your Lone nutter logic. The film didn't last just for a minute or two.
One can imagine the conclusions you would come to if you used consistent logic.
You could conclude that there was no government conspiracy because no one in the government said they gave instructions to Oswald that were related to the assassination. You would conclude that Oswald was not being directed by a conspiracy because he made no statements saying that he brought a long package into work because he was directed to do so. Or that he went to the Texas Theater because he was directed to do so. You make all kinds of assumptions.
You can conclude whatever you wish, Joe, and you will so long as it backs your position.
The difference between your assumptions and mine are that mine are reasonable. When I hear hoofs, I think horses. When you hear hoofs you think zebras, or even unicorns.
Methinks it is you who sees unicorns. You believe other fairy stories, like the Warren Report, why not them?
"Mr. LIEBELER - And it proceeded then down Elm Street toward the triple underpass; is that correct?
Mr. ZAPRUDER - That's correct.
I started shooting - when the motorcade started coming in, I believe I started and wanted to get it coming in from Houston Street.
Mr. LIEBELER - Tell us what happened as you took these pictures.
Mr. ZAPRUDER - Well, as the car came in line almost - I believe it was almost in line. I was standing up here and I was shooting through a telephoto lens, which is a zoom lens and as it reached about - I imagine it was around here - I heard the first shot and I saw the President lean over and grab himself like this (holding his left chest area)."
If he as he stated, he wanted to get the motorcade coming in from Houston Street, why on earth would he stop filming?
And proof he didn't stop filming is that there is no underexposure of frame 133 which would have happened if he had started and restarted the camera at that point.