janx
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Geevee: Forgive me for not including your pix and for not directly "quoting" your entry; I couldn't make it happen (thank you stupid me/computer/connection)
Anyhoo... This references WS entry 1716 and your comment: "I'd still like to know why, if these pics were taken all at the same time, there's something on the shower shelf in 5:24:30 that disappears 30 seconds later in 5:25:00"
I don't normally get into the "pix discussion," but allow me to call attention to the (apparent) "loofa" hanging from a shower rack in your 5:24:30 pix. You can see the (camera perspective) left edge of the same loofa at 5:25:00 (seen in far camera right). If that's what you're referencing, it didn't disappear.
Granted, the 5:25 pix does not show the "patch and void in the tile" which is visible at 5:24:30. Remember, however, we're looking at low-rez, BARELY recovered "not even fully there" images ... displayed, then captured off an in-court video projector by yet another still/video camera ... and produced/compressed/reproduced/recompressed ad nauseum.
Yes. It was lucky these pics were retrieved from the camera card at all; after that, enhancement caused strange light and distorted images. And all of that happened before the photos were shown in court.
If you have ever downloaded digital camera pics to a computer that were under or over exposed and then tried to correct the exposure--even with something simple like Windows photo software--you are aware of how strange and distorted things can appear after doing so.
So even the "original" photos that forensics people retrieved initially were altered drastically--not in terms of content, but in terms of light--and those are about as original as anyone could get.