Really the Kelvin? (Intel Website)
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By George, I think you're right, ST-One. The color values are the same as the window, too!
By George, I think you're right, ST-One. The color values are the same as the window, too!
Re: Does the Enterprise computer run on Intel?
I still think the lettering is slightly off center.. like facing the cameera but it should be angled the direction of the secondary hull.
I still think the lettering is slightly off center.. like facing the cameera but it should be angled the direction of the secondary hull.
Re: Does the Enterprise computer run on Intel?
It's like you're He-Man.
Looks like lens distortion to me. Check out the gridlines---the lettering is centered on the line running up the middle of the saucer, but the lines look "bent" compared to the nacelle. I think we're seeing a mild fisheye effect, similar to what Ryan Church said on Trekmovie is happening to that pic of the new Enterprise.
I have the power.
It's like you're He-Man.
Looks like lens distortion to me. Check out the gridlines---the lettering is centered on the line running up the middle of the saucer, but the lines look "bent" compared to the nacelle. I think we're seeing a mild fisheye effect, similar to what Ryan Church said on Trekmovie is happening to that pic of the new Enterprise.
Re: Does the Enterprise computer run on Intel?
Looks even better than the first pictures suggested... A perfect addition to the menagerie of TOS, TOS-R and TOS-fanon ships. And the fact that these two pics show some of the battle charring that we're going to see in the movie makes it all the more probable that these are 100% genuine. A fan artist probably wouldn't put the damage in; a movie artist wouldn't bother to remove it.
Timo Saloniemi
Looks even better than the first pictures suggested... A perfect addition to the menagerie of TOS, TOS-R and TOS-fanon ships. And the fact that these two pics show some of the battle charring that we're going to see in the movie makes it all the more probable that these are 100% genuine. A fan artist probably wouldn't put the damage in; a movie artist wouldn't bother to remove it.
Timo Saloniemi
Re: Does the Enterprise computer run on Intel?
That center line doesnt appear to be lined up with that strip of metal leading up to the hull
I have the power.
It's like you're He-Man.
Looks like lens distortion to me. Check out the gridlines---the lettering is centered on the line running up the middle of the saucer, but the lines look "bent" compared to the nacelle. I think we're seeing a mild fisheye effect, similar to what Ryan Church said on Trekmovie is happening to that pic of the new Enterprise.
That center line doesnt appear to be lined up with that strip of metal leading up to the hull
Re: Does the Enterprise computer run on Intel?
Guys, it's fine. The hull isn't flat, that's why the lines are not parallel, but the ship is prefectly straight. Check out where the engine-hull pylon meets the saucer. Curvey little minx, ain't she?
I have the power.
It's like you're He-Man.
Looks like lens distortion to me. Check out the gridlines---the lettering is centered on the line running up the middle of the saucer, but the lines look "bent" compared to the nacelle. I think we're seeing a mild fisheye effect, similar to what Ryan Church said on Trekmovie is happening to that pic of the new Enterprise.
That center line doesnt appear to be lined up with that strip of metal leading up to the hull
Guys, it's fine. The hull isn't flat, that's why the lines are not parallel, but the ship is prefectly straight. Check out where the engine-hull pylon meets the saucer. Curvey little minx, ain't she?
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Re: Does the Enterprise computer run on Intel?
If you zoom in on the upper hull, and lighten the image, you can see what looks like rows of unlit windows.
I am no fan of the single nacelle design but this ship looks great- I have some small beefs with it (like all the little nibs sticking up all over the saucer- the window on the bridge- and the single nacelle) but this really does look awesome! Something completely new to see on Star Trek!
If you zoom in on the upper hull, and lighten the image, you can see what looks like rows of unlit windows.
I am no fan of the single nacelle design but this ship looks great- I have some small beefs with it (like all the little nibs sticking up all over the saucer- the window on the bridge- and the single nacelle) but this really does look awesome! Something completely new to see on Star Trek!
Re: Does the Enterprise computer run on Intel?
After a long msn convo last night with a friend about the the Enterprise which he doth not like (nor some of the close to original conjecture from the original teaser) I showed him this...which he also does not like, something about "one large nacelle...they cant be serious!"
Ah well, I like it, something to be positive about again after the last couple of days to tide me over to a trailer which hopefully will restore some faith.
Now all I want is a picture of this beauts bridge!
After a long msn convo last night with a friend about the the Enterprise which he doth not like (nor some of the close to original conjecture from the original teaser) I showed him this...which he also does not like, something about "one large nacelle...they cant be serious!"
Ah well, I like it, something to be positive about again after the last couple of days to tide me over to a trailer which hopefully will restore some faith.
Now all I want is a picture of this beauts bridge!
Re: Does the Enterprise computer run on Intel?
What is a bit odd is that the blue view that duplicates the screenshot has the three plus three hatches of the pop-up "CIWS cannon" in the right places, but the red view shows no sign of these hatches. Instead, there are the two larger hatches placed symmetrically vis-á-vis the phaser banks on each side, which in turn are missing from the blue view and the screenshot.
Could be that these remain semi-accurate fakes, then, and not actual prints of the movie model.
Timo Saloniemi
What is a bit odd is that the blue view that duplicates the screenshot has the three plus three hatches of the pop-up "CIWS cannon" in the right places, but the red view shows no sign of these hatches. Instead, there are the two larger hatches placed symmetrically vis-á-vis the phaser banks on each side, which in turn are missing from the blue view and the screenshot.
Could be that these remain semi-accurate fakes, then, and not actual prints of the movie model.
Timo Saloniemi
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This is official. I like the scale of the bridge on the Kelvin. Although, I kind of wish this is the direction they went in for the Enterprise and made the Kelvin a little more like something from ENT or the Daedalus-class. MadMan's renders of the 1701 are doing pretty good at convincing me otherwise though!
Intel is one of the promotional sites for the movie. Also, the font is consistent with the font for the other teaser posters, especially the white one with the starfield font. The "E" in "Trek" is different than it appeared in TOS, as it was in that poster.
This is official. I like the scale of the bridge on the Kelvin. Although, I kind of wish this is the direction they went in for the Enterprise and made the Kelvin a little more like something from ENT or the Daedalus-class. MadMan's renders of the 1701 are doing pretty good at convincing me otherwise though!
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Thing is - if it's fake, why is it hosted on an official intel site (that is clearly a promotional tie-in) and linked to from the Starship datebase ?
Edit: Is that second Nero picture in the database new?
Thing is - if it's fake, why is it hosted on an official intel site (that is clearly a promotional tie-in) and linked to from the Starship datebase ?
Edit: Is that second Nero picture in the database new?
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