Wasn't 10-Forward shifted a couple windows from the center?
Oh, also, as I recall the shuttle bay doors on the neck were the wrong size.
I am still outraged....
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Wasn't 10-Forward shifted a couple windows from the center?
Oh, also, as I recall the shuttle bay doors on the neck were the wrong size.
I am still outraged....
I guess it's because of the Kelvin movies he worked on before
That's what I would prefer as well. Kinda like the sequel to a PC game that has better graphics a few years later, but otherwise stays the same.
There are other bars or lounges along the edge of the saucer, but it should've been a smaller room. But it was a dream anyway.
When the first clapboard pics appeared, I recall discussion that it was generic art from Google not made especially for SNW. Pretty sure I have a tshirt somewhere with it on, with the rainbow warp streak which I got about 6 years ago.
Frankly one of the major differences between TOS and even TNG and now are the sizes of the sets. Back then everything was very small, tight, and now the sky is the limit. Especially if they use those green screen sets or the one that was used for Mandalorian.
Kurtzman already said they are getting Mandalorian AR walls for Trek.
I read that, wasn't sure when it would be installed and for which series.
Genie's out of the bottle. If Discovery starts using them, everyone will start using them. At least, the Vancouver shows.
Toronto*
That's what happens when you go to widescreen motion picture format and high definition. In the '60s and even the '90s it was still on the small screen at 480P standard resolution. You could get away with a lot less detail and simpler sets.
With how they're filming things now that's no longer an option. Any flaws in set design are going to be totally on display in 4K high definition on large 60+ inch screens.
It was the same for the TOS blu-Rays. In some shots of TOS S2 "The Trouble With Tribbles" You can clearly see Leonard Nimoy walking down the corridor sets of the Enterprise in a coffee-stained costume. Yes they tried to clean it, and they knew that with 1960s TV resolution no one would be able to make out the stains. When they rescanned the film for the new high definition Blu-Ray masters; You can make out the fact that Leonard Nimoy's costume tunic has coffee stains on it In a number of shots.
That's visible in "...Tribble-ations."
Given the nature of velour it's a near-miracle most of the Season 1 and 2 uniform shirts weren't the size of Barbie doll clothing by the end of each year.
How do you think those collectable Barbie doll sets came to be?
First Bluray (of an old movie) I ever bought was Ghostbusters. When they battle Gozer at the end, I couldn't believe the detail. Unfortunately it exposed tons of set dressings like clear plastic sheets that were used, that kind of ruins the experience. I hope they "fixed" that in subsequent releases, but I never checked. That's something where I don't think it was visible even on a 35mm print shown in theaters, but simple scanning that they did in 2009 had that stuff show up.
I remember when Blu-ray was new and one of the taglines for it was "it makes you feel like you're there." Which is sort of true, in that many times it can make you feel like you're there on the soundstage as it's being filmed.
Unless part of the "like you are there " experience is nausea I don't think it works well for me.
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