Please put it in the movie theater! I nominate either Emissary (as the movie) or Duet and In the Hands of the Prophets!
Q: Would people who do not like things 'changing' in remastered versions object if the repeated 'battle scene' in the final episode (pulled from a couple of previous episodes) was replaced with a new battle sequence?
We've heard that before.Not in a million years.
Please put it in the movie theater! I nominate either Emissary (as the movie) or Duet and In the Hands of the Prophets!
Holy shit.
Now that's amazing. If an amateur can cobble that together in a few hours of free time then surely CBS-D can do it? All that talk about how CGI battles are far too expensive and far too complicated and far too time consuming is just total rubbish.
Now that's amazing. If an amateur can cobble that together in a few hours of free time then surely CBS-D can do it? All that talk about how CGI battles are far too expensive and far too complicated and far too time consuming is just total rubbish.
I get the impression it's not just some amateur.
Yeah. The point isn't how well that particular shot looks, the point is just that there is a lot more detail to the FX the producers of an HD DS9 have to work with than was known before. That's a good thing in and of itself.That still looks CGI, because it is. CGI will never look as filmic as model work. It looked like CGI on the DVD as well. To say otherwise is a bit silly. With digital techniques, they could make the CGI look more like film, but I will always see the difference.
The most important thing is that the improvement in quality is staggering. And we should all be thankful that these companies saved their files.
I dunno, the brighter lighting and what not just makes it seem kinda... cartoonish.. to me.
What? While watching the clip I thought CBS might never put that much effort into their remastering.... and they probably won't.
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