^ That's the link to Suddenly Human.
Here is the link (hopefully third time lucky!)
"Remember Me" observations.
Here is the link (hopefully third time lucky!)
"Remember Me" observations.
Start Wreck;9217111 CBS-D should get Bernd Schneider to check each episode [i said:before[/i] it's pressed to disc.![]()
Just no.
Care to expand?
Just no.
Care to expand?
Because nerds like him and the Okudas ruined Trek with their fascination over trivial geeky things!
I kid, I think spotting stuff like this is fun and I don't think it would hurt to help CBS in pointing out things that could be fixed such as the reflection of Riker and Worf's heads being intact after beaming away.
^ That's the link to Suddenly Human.
Here is the link (hopefully third time lucky!)
"Remember Me" observations.
^ That's the link to Suddenly Human.
Here is the link (hopefully third time lucky!)
"Remember Me" observations.
Thank you. The sixth observation clearly shows MVs inferior work compared to the CBS-D treatment. Especially the DNR is quite annoying in that scene. Why the hell do they always have to mess around with these filters? Can't they just do it like CBS-D?
Yikes! No kidding.The sixth observation clearly shows MVs inferior work compared to the CBS-D treatment. Especially the DNR is quite annoying in that scene.
"Legacy" comes next (with the correct link this time ;-))
My highlight: finally being able to identify the Arcos!
http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/observations/legacy.htm
But if they just replaced whatever was there before with the Erstwhile CGI model they made for "The Outrageous Okona," then the original ship still remains unidentified.
"Legacy" comes next (with the correct link this time ;-))
My highlight: finally being able to identify the Arcos!
http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/observations/legacy.htm
But if they just replaced whatever was there before with the Erstwhile CGI model they made for "The Outrageous Okona," then the original ship still remains unidentified.
But if they just replaced whatever was there before with the Erstwhile CGI model they made for "The Outrageous Okona," then the original ship still remains unidentified.
That's the point though, they didn't just replace the model with a CG recreation of another model, they're using the original film negatives. The original episode used this same physical model.
Well, I'm just happy we can identify the Arcos in some way, no matter whether the ship was originally supposed to be a re-use of the Erstwhile or not.
But if they just replaced whatever was there before with the Erstwhile CGI model they made for "The Outrageous Okona," then the original ship still remains unidentified.
That's the point though, they didn't just replace the model with a CG recreation of another model, they're using the original film negatives. The original episode used this same physical model.
No, in Bernd's essay about the reuses of the Batris, he states that the CGI Erstwhile was used to represent the Arcos. The planet is newly created with CGI too.
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