@BEGIN_FILE_ID.DIZ Bob Shell on Roswell film stock · ··[ mIC fLAiR/oGN uFO rESEARCHER!! ]·· · @END_FILE_ID.DIZ [70571,1735] :Theresa/SL/MUFON RSHELL.TXT Text, Bytes: 1731, Count: 74, 21-Aug-95 Title : Bob Shell on Roswell film stock Keywords: BOB SHELL ROSWELL FILM AUTOPSY ALIEN SANTILLI 1947 Bob Shell's message about dating of film stock etc. Uploaded with Bob's permission Subj: FILM EVALUATION Section: Mutual UFO Network [15] From: BOB SHELL 76750,2717 # 118959, 2 Replies To: ALL Date: 19-Aug-95 05:45 Hello all, I have been hard at work on this film. I have now physically examined a section of the film, a section showing the "autopsy" room before the body was placed on the table, but clearly consistent with the later footage. The film on which this was shot is Cine Kodak Super XX, a film type which was discontinued in 1956-57. Since the edge code could be 1927, 1947 or 1967, and this film was not manufactured in 1927 or 1967, this clearly leaves us with only 1947 as an option. The image quality, lack of fog, and grain structure apparent in the film lead me to the conclusion that this film was exposed and processed while still quite fresh, which would be within a "window" of three or four years. Based on this, I see no reason to doubt the cameraman's claim that this film was exposed in June and July of 1947, and processed "a few days later". From my own research on the physical characteristics of the film, I am willing to go on record as giving a 95% probability that the film is what the cameraman claims it to be. I am only hedging 5%, because I still want secondary chemical verification from Kodak based on the chemical "signature" of the film. I do not put my name on a statement like this lighty, and it is only after very careful consideration, and detailed examination of the film, that I do so at this time. Bob Shell Permission to cross-post granted, so long as this is quoted in complete form and not altered in any way..