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Inspector Clouseau said:
Outpost4 said:
but the rest of you geeks should also know if it wasn't for Warped9, I wouldn't be here.

If you don't mind me asking, how did he cause you to be here?
I'll be glad to tell you. I lurked for a good year before I joined as Outpost4 (I had another screen name but I never posted). While I was lurking, I created this piece which I emailed to Warped9 because I admired his picture manipulations. I had to do a ton of photo manipulation to get the four pictures to match, especially the first two pictures with the last two. In the original shot, there is always a cut away before the launch. The camera POV is different in the launch with a different, zoom lens and different lighting. I wanted Warped9 to see it. 1280x960 version of the sequence

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He liked it and encouraged me to contribute. I also was very impressed with his warmth and generosity. I thought if the people behind the screen names are as nice as Ray, I'd like it here.

Soon I had created this sequence. I really wanted to post it. I found a topic I could tell a personal experience about (trying unsuccessfully to turn my mother into a Trekkie on the NBC rerun of Let This Be Your Last Battlefield) and I made my first post. It turned out while I soon did post the hanger deck launch sequence, it was over a year until I posted the one from The Cage. 2048x1536 version of this sequence

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And by the way, my first impressions were right on all counts. I have always appreciated Warped9 and his often correct and surely informed opinions. He is also a plain good guy, caring and thoughtful. And folks who don't see that are confusing his unforgiving perspective with a very forgiving soul. But more so, in 95% of the cases, I have found the members of this board to be warm, kind and generous in spirit. Trekkies are good people. :)

- Gregg
 
JiNX-01 said:
You proceed from a false assumption. I love ST and ENT equally because they have the one thing the others don't: Characters who appealed to me right off the bat.

I agree with the casting for ENT, engaging characters from the start. To bad the script writers didn't give them something good to work with. :lol:

TOS hit the ground running with good characters and scripts from the start. It's the only ST series that accomplished that feat. But then, Star Trek was just trying to be a good dramatic TV show, it wasn't attempting to be Star Trek like the rest of them. It was nominated for an Emmy the first two seasons for best dramatic series, quite a feat considering the prejudice against science fiction at the time.
 
DS9.

I divide Star Trek into TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY, and ENT. I think of TAS and TMP-TUC as sub-divisions of TOS.
 
Outpost4 said:
I'll be glad to tell you. I lurked for a good year before I joined as Outpost4 (I had another screen name but I never posted). While I was lurking, I created this piece which I emailed to Warped9 because I admired his picture manipulations.

Thanks for sharing that. And very nice work btw.


I found a topic I could tell a personal experience about (trying unsuccessfully to turn my mother into a Trekkie on the NBC rerun of Let This Be Your Last Battlefield) and I made my first post.

That sounds like another interesting story. I am glad you found a topic to post and then decided to stay around.
 
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