The Nix Illusion

[John Tonkovich]

True, but there would be an obvious problem. So, removing frames would not work.

I see an " obvious problem" when looking at z381 to z382, at least in Costella version.

[Allan Fritzke]

Download and zoom in on Z337 lightbox frame. You can't see the horizontal line in the grass?  As I said, download that frame and zoom in.  Something wrong there if you can't see the color change (hue)in the grass!
https://sites.google.com/site/lightboxzframes/lightbox/z300-z349/   <find image Z337 so you can download and zoom in>

You can't see Jacqueline's shoulder where JFK's head should be either?  IT is pretty coincidental that you have an ear that looks like a bone showing up where the ear should be and compares nicely to Z312.  Then, compare the only picture of JFK laying on a morgue slab with eyes wide open as if you can try to justify "putting" the face back together.  Obviously amazing "recreation" to say the least.   Someone is lying!  You can't sustain the missing head damage and sew it all back together.  Obvious need as well to use sketches by Ida Fox to prove your point rather than base anything on xray or actual photos. 

Again, one sloppy cut and paste means there is more and better editing done elsewhere.  All to point out that the LNer fired the only shots into the vehicle and people were fleeing up the grassy knoll to get away from the shooter!



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_F._Kennedy_autopsy

Download Z369 from the website and examine "black" sunglasses they are wearing by zooming in.  It appears there is an extra little 'black"drop below the man's right hand eye.  That is just shadow?  Again, we may know who these people where but at the time of editing (within 2 days of filming), they would have been unsure who they would use to make their presentation to the WC and guide the findings.
   
It is also difficult due to digitization but it certainly looks like the front of little boy could also be cut and past along red shirt line vertically.  Zooming in you can see red blurring well above the shirt line and extends up to his nose.  Look for yourself on a zoom and ask why you see red up that high when shirt is below?    Again, I won't speculate on that - just on error in minor "black" drop on the man's eye that is out of place on his cheek bone.  Looks like a drop of paint to me that drooped.  Modification of any kind means not originals but re-imaged.  Everytime you "recreate" you lose resolution as well which I would say is evident as well. 

[Dan O'meara]

At Z380 - your choice - Jackie's hand is about 18" to 2' away from the continental kit on the rear bumper, sprawled in the middle of the trunk. Clint, obviously, is at the left rear bumper, behind and to his left of her. Her head, and Clint Hill's head are about 2' to 3' apart. Now Zapruder is also not, at this point, perpendicular to the limo. Your alleged optical illusion in Nix should then work, in reverse, with Jackie, in the foreground, overlapping Clint Hill, in the background. This effect is not visible in Z380, or any other frames.

John, the illusion is clearly demonstrated in the opening post. I didn't expect you to accept it. The mistake that you, and anyone else who fell for it, has made is that you didn't realise Jackie was leaning diagonally across the trunk.
It's that simple.
Look again with open eyes and an open heart and I'm sure you'll see it.

[John Tonkovich]

John, the illusion is clearly demonstrated in the opening post. I didn't expect you to accept it. The mistake that you, and anyone else who fell for it, has made is that you didn't realise Jackie was leaning diagonally across the trunk.
It's that simple.
Look again with open eyes and an open heart and I'm sure you'll see it.

Jackie's hands are on the spare tire/ continental kit, or right above it.

Once you understand why the limo must appear faster..but you haven't yet.
Z381 to Z382. Costella version.  In 1/18th of a second, no less.

[Dan O'meara]

Jackie's hands are on the spare tire/ continental kit, or right above it.

If you are talking about the Nix frame you're just wrong, for exactly the same reason their heads are not touching as they seem to in the Nix frame.
It's a product of the same illusion.

Once you understand why the limo must appear faster..but you haven't yet.
Z381 to Z382. Costella version.  In 1/18th of a second, no less.

Sorry John but I literally don't have a clue what you're talking about.

[Joe Elliott]

I see an " obvious problem" when looking at z381 to z382, at least in Costella version.

If you say so.

But can you tell me why removing a frame from the Zapruder film would not work?

[John Tonkovich]

If you say so.

But can you tell me why removing a frame from the Zapruder film would not work?

Seems to have worked just fine.

[Chris Bristow]

Lets say the limo slowed to 2 mph. The Z film has it slowing to 8 mph. To make the limo appear to go 8 mph they would need to remove 3 out of every 4 frames. That would mean through that part of the film the people in the limo and Miss Foster would all speed up x4. By around frame 350 they may have been doing 4mph so they would need to take out every other frame at that point. So we would see Malcom Summers thrust himself to the ground at twice the natural speed.
 This would have been a complicated process using matte shots for the background and for the occupants of the limo to keep their action from doubling and maybe quadrupling in speed which would be obvious compared to their movement prior to and after the limo stop.
 The only alteration that would have been fairly straight forward would have been masking the hole in the back of the head and the debris that came from it. People claim that they would have had to do that on the tiny 8mm film itself but that is not true.  The 8 mm film strip is magnified 60 times when projected onto a screen at 3 feet wide so you have room to work without causing it to look all blurry. So you photograph a frame in 50mm then edit the actual photograph and then re film it through the original camera one frame at a time. That would allow the film to show the 8mm film grain it should have.