Those Front Steps

[John Mytton]

    That sea-sick motion visual aid he put together is Worthless. I ask him for clarification as to Lovelady's shirt flap defying gravity and he is stuck for an answer. ALL his visual aids past and present need to be scrutinized closely. This includes his earlier sea sick motion visual aid of JFK's rear head wound.   

Because I'm choosing not to respond to your absurd layman allegations, you are now screaming to anyone that might listen. Hilarious!
Now the child's having a tantrum. Boo Hoo!



JohnM

[Alan Ford]

Already answered, Frazier is 6 foot tall, and based on the vertical shadow is virtually pressed against the glass and even still Frazier barely captures the horizontal shadow

Oops!

whereas Lovelady is only 5 foot 8 and is standing forward of Frazier.

 

6'0" vs 5'8":



 

[John Mytton]

Oops!

Oops, indeed.

The Lovelady stepping down is a red herring because look at the distance from the top of Lovelady's head to the next frame, that distance is way too much for a step but if you look closely at the shape of Lovelady's head, the way he counterbalances himself with his right arm, the angle and shape of his Tshirt, his button shirt right side falling forward and creating a shadow across his tummy, his left lapel that tightens and removes the shadow, his upper body twisting and the shadowing on Lovelady's face, it looks like he's ducking a little and bending forward as you do, to try and get a better look at something or maybe he was just leaning forward to tie up his shoe laces? The total amount of frames of Lovelady is about half a second and is just a flash in time.





And the shadow planes confirms the above.







Btw whatever happened to your "paint it black" theory, run Alan, run!

JohnM

[Alan Ford]

Oops, indeed.

The Lovelady stepping down is a red herring because (~~snippety snip-snip!~~)

Another nice deflection, Mr Mytton! 

Is it still your claim that Mr Frazier "barely captures the horizontal shadow"?





 

[John Mytton]

Is it still your claim that Mr Frazier "barely captures the horizontal shadow"?

Yes, only Frazier's head is in shadow therefore he barely captures the horizontal shadow. What do you see in the screen grabs below?





Mark Twain — 'Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.'

JohnM

[Alan Ford]

Yes, only Frazier's head is in shadow therefore he barely captures the horizontal shadow. What do you see in the screen grabs below?

I see you looking at the wrong film, Mr Mytton! Is everything okay? 

Now! Is it still your claim that Mr Frazier in Wiegman "barely captures the horizontal shadow"?





 

[John Mytton]

Now! Is it still your claim that Mr Frazier in Wiegman "barely captures the horizontal shadow"?

This is getting very tiresome I never made that claim, in fact whatever is in your blue circle is barely legible and resembles jpeg compression more than anything else, but even if it is Frazier's head I can't see his body so again what are you trying to prove? Your arguments are becoming less coherent with every post, are you drunk or sick or something or maybe you forgot your meds?





Mark Twain — 'Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.'

JohnM
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[Royell Storing]

Because I'm choosing not to respond to your absurd layman allegations, you are now screaming to anyone that might listen. Hilarious!
Now the child's having a tantrum. Boo Hoo!



JohnM

    Even a "layman" can see there are serious problems with your sea-sick visual aid of the TSBD Steps. Your being unable to defend it further exposes your difficult position. The cartoon deflection is nothing more than another dodge. The insults? Juvenile