I'm reading it as metallic grey, but the piece above Michael's right shoulder does seem to be drifting into the blue range.Well, it's a smidge redder than regular orange, I agree. But the teal isn't pretty in your face? It's in my face!
USS Enterprise (eventually) on Discovery?
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There will now commence a 500 page thread on how the interior design of Enterprise on Discovery isn't right because it isnt the exact same set from a 50 year old show. And there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth and much lamenting of Jellybean buttons and tiny triangular monitors.
But the red-orange smudges out the teal, and the lens flare makes the teal stand out too much. Don't you agree?Well, it's a smidge redder than regular orange, I agree. But the teal isn't pretty in your face? It's in my face!
I'm willing to chalk some of this up to monitor differences, as well as also depending upon our BBS color skin settings, as the presence of other colors in a scene has been shown to affect color perception. And I'm not going to even consider claiming that my monitor is properly calibrated.
GAH!
Like so. See?
What the hell did you do?!Like so. See?
No, seriously, what did you do please, exactly? Max saturation, perhaps?
Was that the last thing Lorca saw as he was falling into the imperial ship core?
Well you made me switch to Big Blue. You now owe me a pair of retinas.
I'm seeing the same color palette as in the TOS pictures Tuskin posted.
Yes, David Metlesits/TheFirstFleet made one, though he kept the distinctive pylon cutouts.
PIKE: It's just that I can't get used to having this much color on the bridge
Something like that. I might have been drinking...What the hell did you do?!
No, seriously, what did you do please, exactly? Max saturation, perhaps?
For those who were not browsing this thread back before John Eaves' facebook was deleted, one of the other changes the VFX team did was to make the nacelles glow. The glow was not part of the final version John Eaves' and his co-designers submitted.
I think maybe the glow on the rear of the nacelles as well? I don't remember that part specifically.
I think maybe the glow on the rear of the nacelles as well? I don't remember that part specifically.
Yes, David Metlesits/TheFirstFleet made one, though he kept the distinctive pylon cutouts.
That alone looks twenty times better than the official version. Which is an odd thing to say as I've always preferred swept pylons to straight.
Angle the pylons up a little, remove the handle bars from nacelles, lengthen the neck, color the whole ship few shades whiter and then it would be almost perfect
I kind of feel the same way. Before the Narada's arrival in 2233 the ships looked pretty great. Afterwards...meh. I like a couple of them but for the most part the Kelvin Timeline starship designs are so-so at best. I do love the Klingon warship aesthetics, though. JJ and his team preserved the Prime Timeline Klingon look (at least their ships) pretty faithfully while adding just a few little things here and there to let you know this is no longer the same timeline and history.
Agreed.
The NX-01 looking more advanced than the 23rd century Defiant?
Yeah...no. Not even close.
The effects and designs are two completely different things. I think the effects look like ass, but the designs themselves are great.
I never claimed otherwise. The problem I'm talking about is effects, not design.
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