Yes, Stan has other footage. You are correct on that point.
Yesterday I framed a screen and spray painted an image on it to test the idea of punkin head being paint and cloth.
In an attempt to replicate the conditions of the still we have, I did resize the pics I took.
Punking head II is white paint on a black screen. He was set on the ledge outside a window. This is evidenced by the reflection of the ceiling fan and
the camera flash. Part of the reflection of the doorway runs through the frame that holds PHII.
Compare that image to the Romanek still in the original post, if you will.
Next I made a negative of PHII, just to compare to the negative of the still I made of the Romanek still. Again the Romanek still was posted in the
first post.
Again you can see the reflections. The one thing I was impressed with was how strong PHII came out! Remember this is a painted image on SCREEN.
I would imagine it could be no less on a T-shirt or solid object.
Finally, I plasticized PHII.
Now I have to admit I didn't expect to see the shadowing affect that is apparent in this one. I expected it to be flat. And of course, it is very
flat considering it is paint. And while it is not totally flat, the shadowing around the head is not drastic as in the Romanek still. Also note there
are no bone structures around the eye as in the plasticized Romanek still.
I'm putting that one here for comparison. You can see the curvature of the head in the Romanek still and you can observe what appears to be bone
structure around the eye.
I am definitely of the opinion that the Romanek still is of a three dimensional
figure outside that window.
Yes?