TOS Inspired Shots
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Well, I can hear the outro sting in my head when I see it, so I'd say you're pretty close. 
That is very kind of you! I hope to be a little closer when I finish my Where No Man Has Gone Before version.Well, I can hear the outro sting in my head when I see it, so I'd say you're pretty close.
Thanks! That's about as close as I can get to the original. I hope to start work on the WNMHGB version tomorrow.Hey that's a beauty! Love that blue
That is fantastic!!! Superbe!!!
Wow! Thank you Captain Dunsel!
"To James T. Kirk, CAPTAIN of the ENTERPRISE!"
"Why, thank you, Doctor."
The fabulously talented Professor Moriarty posted a spectacular image over here on The Trek BBS IMAGE!
I cannot imitate his spectacular work, but I wanted to turn out a similar image with my Where No Man Has Gone Before USS Enterprise. It is NOT anywhere near as wonderful as the fantastic Professor's image, but it was fun to do and of course, it was a tip of the imaging hat to the Professor.
I cannot imitate his spectacular work, but I wanted to turn out a similar image with my Where No Man Has Gone Before USS Enterprise. It is NOT anywhere near as wonderful as the fantastic Professor's image, but it was fun to do and of course, it was a tip of the imaging hat to the Professor.
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Ooh! I like that!
I actually like yours better.
I really like this shot. My one nitpick is the blue on the dorsal is too vivid. I would suggest desaturating that some.Tried to make an image that I have always failed at, and I may still not be there.
I always liked the Enterprise as it departed the episode on its way to its next adventure.
I know the colours on physical filming miniatures are more vivid than they appear onscreen, possibly due to studio lighting.
That is a shot of the 1st pilot E we never got to see. Nice!
While I think that your image is quite superb! (I like yours better!)
Thank you, my friend!
Thank you! Good points all around.
@scifieric - Is it correct to assume that you're adding some grain to age the images? It looks great and gives it a nice blast from the past look. 
Yep, an old trick. I add some noise, give it a slight blur, then desaturate it a bit (about 50% for this image). And thank you!@scifieric - Is it correct to assume that you're adding some grain to age the images? It looks great and gives it a nice blast from the past look.
Looks very much like a still from the show! Very nicely done...
You are a FABULOUS individual! Thank you VERY much!
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