Two-minutes prior, LM goes "off-screen"... easy camera trick option here. Non-continuous coverage of the LM, just barely... So swapping the set, attaching a guide-wire, seems to be feasible.
Oh dear lord, how many times will you just make up any old shit like this? Where is the EVIDENCE that such a change occurs, and what is the REASON for making such a change (especially given that we have prior examples of continuous footage to docking in which the LM does not go off screen at all)? How was this change done given that this was not only captured on the DAC film but was actually transmitted via the TV camera on the CSM as well, providing live TV coverage of the rendezvous and docking in mission control? And again, why is a guidewire necessary AT ALL?
Your arguments fail for reasons of sense. You are literally just making up scenarios to account for things you see, regardless of any actual sense in the scenario.
And the script of the journal has them not even able to know "up from down"
No it doesn't, it has them asking for clarification of what they mean by 'down' given the orientation of the LM. 'Down towards the Moon', as requested, is not 'down' in terms of the orientation of the LM at the time. Up and down are not simple terms in spaceflight, ever.
or to maintain fine tuned high fidelity control needed for a rendezvous.
Well since they successfully docked that's clearly not the case. Once again, it just doesn't look the way you expect so it's a problem.
In 1969, they weren't so worried about "being caught" because there was no way for people to "get together to discuss skepticism"... and anyone who attempted it, would be treated far worse than the MLH advocates today.... and they'd have far less ability to "prove their theories" - because this footage was "show it once and done".
Cobblers. If the footage has such obvious evidence of fakery that you seem to think there is no reason to show it at all.