Mr. McCloy. I think I have no other questions.
Mr. Eisenberg. Just two other questions. Is there anything in the negative of 133B—that is, Commission Exhibit 749—to indicate whether it was developed commercially or not commercially?
Mr. Shaneyfelt. No; I cannot determine that from the negative.
Mr. Eisenberg. And finally, I hand you a page from that same issue of Life, the issue of February 21, 1964, page 80, which has a photograph similar to the cover photograph, and I ask you whether this photograph appearing on page 80 appears to you to be the same as the photograph used on the cover?
Mr. Shaneyfelt. Yes; it appears to be the same photograph.
Mr. Eisenberg. Does the retouching appear to be the same in both?
Mr. Shaneyfelt. The retouching is consistent; yes. It appears to be slightly clearer in the photograph on page 80; the highlight along the stock is sharper and more crisp and in more detail.
Mr. Eisenberg. Again you say "highlight along the stock."
Mr. Shaneyfelt. Along the stock.
Mr. Eisenberg. You mean the highlight introduced by the retoucher?