Need Help Identifying RPPC

[DixieBaseball]

Mark - That is interesting science...

Can you do that with these 2 Bay photo's ? When I use your line mechanism, I can't get these 2 Bay Pictures to measure up to each other from Hat line to chin line. It seems the Bay Photo you keep using looks the least like any of the other Bay photo's.

Thanks,

J

[bmarlowe1]

>>> It seems the Bay Photo you keep using looks the least like any of the other Bay photo's.

I think he looks exactly like the other Bay photos - but that is not the point.

As I said 3 times, I use it because it is remarkably at the same angle as yours, turned about 15% to his left, camera slightly above. Of course this number is an estimate, but whatever it really is - it is very close in the two photos. So all features should at least come close to lining up, including the ears, but they are all way off.

>>> I can't get these 2 Bay Pictures to measure up to each other

I would hope not. Firstly, you need to rotate it a bit so the eyeballs are dead level. But regardless of that, it's a straight on shot - so you would have to make his eyeballs a bit farther apart than the photo I used to account for the head not being turned to the left (about 5% or 6% wider apart based on the cosine of the estimated turn angle). If you do that you can get things to line up pretty well.

No matter how you resize your photo - you won't get all the features to line up.

[smokelessjoe]

Another Bay picture...

[bmarlowe1]

Shawn - that's the photo from which Jeremy extracted the very blurry image of Bay.

[smokelessjoe]

10/4

[DixieBaseball]

Thanks Mark - I really do appreciate your explanation and time on this... It is so odd how different Bay's nose looks in these photo's. (One on the left has a point to it and the one on the right looks swollen at the base) - I think this is why the RPPC seems to look very similar to images I have seen over time...

[bmarlowe1]

All the photos of Bay show a wide end of nose. The middle one above is very washed out - but you can still clearly see the nostrils and some of the underside of the nose.

The best view of this is posted here again: