Tomtomkent
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So that does or does not apply to the analysis of Malcomb Thompson???
He just gave his opinion on that.
And as usual you are assuming there is a single issue. Either you can look at a copy or you have to see the original. What you are spectacularly failing to grasp is there are more thanone method of analysis, and the question should be "does this or does this not apply to the specific measurements and observations Thompson made?" To which you may also wish to consider issues of quality of copies. Whas Thompson looking at a first generation copy? A fifth generation copy? A photocopy? A photocopy of a photocopy of a soxth gen copy?
What methods did he use? His qualifications are truly excellent for taking crime scene photographs and performing SOCO duties. But there was none to suggest a knowledge of photogeometry. So we can not automatically assume expertise based on the qualifications andlook at his working methods. Are the resultssuggestive of fakery or proof? You seem to consider them proof, but they may well amount to suggestions that fakery was possible, based on the copy to hand, with room for these suggestions to be over ruled if no evidence of composited,cut ot painted fakery being found on the originals or negatives. In short are we dealing with a case of "could be fake", "might be fake" or "was fake"?
