Continuity mistake: When the maids introduce Brunhilda to Schultz, she is either looking at him or sideways, depending on the angle.
Revealing mistake: Before confronting Stephen, Django shoots Candie's sister. He is up high on the stairs with her on the first floor. He is far to her right. But when he shoots her, she flies straight backwards into the other room, and you can see where her dress was pulled by a rip line.
Factual error: In several closeups (especially of Leonardo DiCaprio) it is clear that some of the characters are wearing plastic contact lenses in their eyes. These were not invented until the late 1970s.
Continuity mistake: When Django shoots the snowman, the damage to it appears/disappears/increases/decreases between shots.
Factual error: When Big Daddy is on the front porch talking to Bettina there is a security camera above and to his right on the porch overhang.
Visible crew/equipment: When Sheriff Bill Sharp steps out into the street you can see a hearing aid in his left ear.
Continuity mistake: During the skull monologue, Schultz's hair swaps from messy to brushed between shots.
Continuity mistake: In the scene where Stephen is shocked that Django will be staying in the big house responding with "if you ain't got no problem burning the bed the sheets", you can see Calvin place his pipe in his left hand and start to point at Stephen with his right hand, saying "that is my problem, they are mine to burn" then his pipe is magically in his right hand again. (01:30:00)
Continuity mistake: When Schulz and Django ride up to the first plantation they visit, the number of slaves milling about in the background varies with each shot.
Continuity mistake: When Stephen brings Broomhilde to Candie to discuss her price, Stephen is grabbing the left side of her neck in the wide shots, and the right side in the close-ups. This changes back and forth.
Continuity mistake: When one of the Speck Bros. lays injured on the floor, the lamp on the floor is laying right net to the hat, or several centimeters away, depending on the angle.
Continuity mistake: When Schultz and Django first camp, Schultz is seen putting on pants and suspenders. In the next shot he doesn't have the suspenders on, but we see him hiking them up as if for the first time.
Factual error: There are no Live Oaks growing in Tennessee. They can be seen in several outdoors scenes.
Other mistake: When Calvin sits down to eat his white cake, the cake is a new slice. When the camera switches and comes back, it is almost gone. When the scene switches again, he is eating a full piece of cake again.
Continuity mistake: When Dr. Schultz shoots Candie, in the 'reaction' shot where it zooms in on Stephen screaming, Candie's bodyguard (the one with the mustache and bowler hat) has already turned around to see what just happened. In the very next shot he now has his back to the camera and then, a second later, we see him slowly turn around again to see what just happened.
Continuity mistake: After Calvin cuts his hand and forces Broomhilda to sit down, Stephen places his hand around her neck. A shot later it’s on her back.
Continuity mistake: In the final scene where Django asks Cora to say goodbye to Miss Lara, he holds his arm with the gun outstretched, but in the next frontal shot he keeps it lowered.
Continuity mistake: After Calvin yells "where is my beautiful sister" the sun changes between shots.
Continuity mistake: Towards the end while Django is taking the horse from the cart with the slave cage, the sun changes between shots.
Continuity mistake: After the Mandingo fight when Calvin asks Django what makes him such a Mandingo expert, Calvin's bodyguard - Butch is seen hitting the cue ball on the pool table to the right corner. After Django smartly responds "I'm curious what makes you so curious." and Butch says "what did you say, boy?" the cue ball returns back to its original position on the table.
Chosen answer: There is nothing in the film to indicate that he is not. He has the paperwork to prove the bounty he was pursuing, and he is not held by the authorities or charged with any crime, so we can assume that he was.