We get some new shots of the CG-Enterprise (around 1:19) we also get a glimpse of the new hand phaser effect. It looks pretty true to the original
We get some new shots of the CG-Enterprise (around 1:19) we also get a glimpse of the new hand phaser effect. It looks pretty true to the original
This Enterprise shot looks like a promotional shot to me. That one will not be used on the set...
I think Xavier's point was that it may well not be a model used on the show itself.
Maybe it looks better in motion.
I believe those particular FX were just filmed footage of actual models getting blown up, not superimposed explosions. They may be able to use that footage, but they may also decide it doesn't look good in HD and change it.It also makes me wonder how they are going to remaster explosions like the Borg cube in BOBW2 and the various Enterprise destructions in Cause and Effect. Here's hoping they've actually use the effects shots on those episodes.
Wow, that one shot of the stardrive section swinging away from the saucer looks absolutely incredible. Looks like something straight out of one of the movies.
And the explosion looks pretty good in motion as well. It's still not terribly "realistic," but it's still a nice improvement over the original.
How does it compare to explosions in the 2009 movie though?
I believe those particular FX were just filmed footage of actual models getting blown up, not superimposed explosions. They may be able to use that footage, but they may also decide it doesn't look good in HD and change it.It also makes me wonder how they are going to remaster explosions like the Borg cube in BOBW2 and the various Enterprise destructions in Cause and Effect. Here's hoping they've actually use the effects shots on those episodes.
Yeah, BSG used this kind of effect whenever nukes hit the outside of ships. It gave nukes a real sense of power compared to the non-nuclear weapons.That.... actually works as far as making the explosion look "real" and powerful.
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