Epic update! Thanks to Maxwell Everett, the full Season 2 Trailer in 1080p, plus HD Screencaps of the trailer...
http://tng.trekcore.com/bluray/index.html#s2trail
http://tng.trekcore.com/bluray/index.html#s2trail
The OFFICIAL STNG-R general discussion thread!
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Thanks for that! Looking good.
Here's a comparison of the exploding SS Tsiolkovsky shot:
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/136314
In the HD episode, the collision and subsequent explosion happen a few frames earlier, so the shots do not perfectly match up.
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/136314
In the HD episode, the collision and subsequent explosion happen a few frames earlier, so the shots do not perfectly match up.
What's the deal with the registry number? The previously released shot of the Tsiolkovsky with the Enterprise had it as NCC-53911, but I thought this was fixed from having the Grissom's number (NCC-638), yet in this shot it's NCC-640?
I would never have bought one otherwise.
You're not the only who bought a blu-ray player for this. ;-) I had to buy the latest version of PowerDVD for the release as well...
Wonder why they changed the Stardrive impulse engine to orange only to make it red again?
Maybe NCC-640 is the never seen registry of the USS Copernicus which appeared in Star Trek IV?
That's a good point. But it always looked like a rock anyway. A glowing space rock.
*Shrug*
I'll gladly take the new version. Looks far more scary and dangerous than the cheesy glowing rock we saw before.
I wonder how much detail got lost in the original. The glowing rock in Naked Now, the jellyfish creatures in Encounter at Farpoint... they used the very same elements, but the new version is vastly superior, with detail that couldn't even be guessed at in the original versions.
It's nice to finally see just how stunning the model work was on TNG.
Agreed. Although this new, crisper-looking Ent-D is going to take some getting used to.
I got so used to seeing it with that soft, washed-out lighting over the years. In fact there was something almost magical and romantic about seeing it that way that I'm going to miss.
I really liked the trailer. I'm not sure if I'm going to fork over the money to double dip, but man one regret I have is I can't see these special features, like the cast reunion.
As for the new registry, supposedly for the U.S.S. Copernicus, it makes sense as ILM had a registry for the Miranda-class starship that was higher than the first ship, but was still within the same range (1800-1900 for the Miranda, 600-700 for the Oberth). I am updating my ship list.
The thing that interests me is what is revealed on the HD-set with the mission orders seen in "Conspiracy". Can we now read the starships' names and their registries? To date, the only confirmed ship is the U.S.S. John F. Kennedy.
The thing that interests me is what is revealed on the HD-set with the mission orders seen in "Conspiracy". Can we now read the starships' names and their registries? To date, the only confirmed ship is the U.S.S. John F. Kennedy.
TNG is still my umbilical cord to the late 1980s with all that soft, glowing fuzziness and sympathetic lighting. To have the decade of my childhood raped in this fashion by modern high definition is just. . . just. . .*sobs hysterically*.
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