File:Jurassic Park III (2001) - Oris Big Crown BC3 scene.jpg

Summary

Description: Film frame from Jurassic Park III (2001). Alan Grant (Sam Neill) holds out a fossil cast to Eric Kirby (Trevor Morgan) in the Isla Sorna jungle, his Oris Big Crown BC3 Day-Date visible on his wrist below the rolled sleeve of his plaid shirt. Single native Blu-ray frame, 1920x1040, no compositing. Source URL: https://caps2.b-cdn.net/200/1-jurassicpark3/full/jurassic-park3-movie-screencaps.com-6303.jpg Source publisher: movie-screencaps.com Blu-ray screencap archive (gallery: https://movie-screencaps.com/jurassic-park-iii-2001/); film frame from Universal Pictures / Amblin Entertainment Retrieved: 2026-08-17 License or editorial purpose: Non-free film frame used as identification evidence and commentary on the watch worn by the character; fair use. Modifications: Cropped 46 px from the left edge, 1920 x 1040 to 1874 x 1040, to remove a near-black pillarbox column (mean luminance 2.94 of 255 across those columns, against 4.26 immediately inside) that would otherwise skew the scene focal point, which is expressed as a percentage of image width. No other change: no resize, rotation, sharpening, colour adjustment or upscaling, and no third-party watermark is present. Retrieved byte-for-byte before that crop. Replaces a 2500 x 1668 editorial composite that paired two film frames with a studio product photograph, which this catalog's standards disqualify at any resolution: a seam scan located a vertical panel boundary at column 1249 measuring 190.16 against a median of 1.77, a ratio of 107 to 1, plus a horizontal boundary at row 1079 within the left half. The composite's wrist panel was additionally an upscale, a 1.736x enlargement of a 720 x 339 region whose round trip sits about 2.5 times below a native frame at the same pixel count. This is stated plainly: the replacement shows the watch at roughly 96 px against about 154 px of genuine detail in that panel, so it is a step down in watch pixel count, taken because a composite cannot stand and because among authentic frames this one is the best available. It was chosen over a neighbouring frame carrying a 152 px case because that frame's arm is in motion and its dial illegible (Laplacian variance 83.9), where this one resolves the hands, markers and the aperture at 3 (Laplacian variance 100.5), and it carries the scene context the wrist panel lacked entirely. Related page: Jurassic Park III (2001)