Sadly you gotta watermark them in such a way it ca't be cropped out.Good old youtube people, cutting bits out of my videos and claiming them as their own. The original:
Sadly you gotta watermark them in such a way it ca't be cropped out.Good old youtube people, cutting bits out of my videos and claiming them as their own. The original:
Right. Holding the handles was pretty inconsistent. Kirk usually did it but sometimes (Day of the Dove when he goes to the bridge after the initial swordfight with the Klingons) he didn't. Spock very rarely did. ...
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Spock grabbing the handle in the Ultimate Computer.
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Really? She has a communicator in one hand and a knife in the other, I'm not sure how!Uhura is holding the handle of the turbolift in den Mirror Universe.
there is a very short scene I guess well before the one you are mentioning where Uhura is to be seen arriving in the tufbolift to enter the bridge…Really? She has a communicator in one hand and a knife in the other, I'm not sure how!
https://tos.trekcore.com/hd/albums/2x04hd/mirrormirrorhd1132.jpg
I stand correctedthere is a very short scene I guess well before the one you are mentioning where Uhura is to be seen arriving in the tufbolift to enter the bridge…
I know this thread is a bit old, but I've been modeling the Turbo Lifts as part of my larger Blender project (see here) and have found a spot that makes sense for the red alert light. This is a view that I don't think we ever saw on screen. Would like to know your thoughts on this.Good point! Given that those rectangular alert panels were EVERYWHERE onboard ship, you'd think there'd have been room for at least one of those little clear perspex blocks from the communications panel
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The turbolift does have the same red button though - is it used to initiate a red alert?
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