[Fendlesworth]

Quote:The measurement of speed at a single point... a point within the limo - would of course be the most accurate - as at that point - you can measure the distance traveled, and the time it takes to travel it. Which is, of course, the definition of velocity.

No. That is the definition of speed. The speedometer does not measure velocity.

Quote:What you're attempting to show is that the camera cannot show what people have seen.

Where did I say that?

Where?

Why do you misframe my posts? It is becuase you were too lazy to comprehend what I had written?

Again: An object travelling at a constant velocity in a straight line will may appear at slightly different speeds depending on the distance of the observer and the angle.

Have you ever seen a train passing Ben?

I am not saying that the Film was altered or not; I am merely stating something fundamental; the relationship between angular speed, distance, and linear speed at certain points-of-view.

And Ben, since when did you speak for most people?