Monroville said:
the other thing that can be done is slim down the brighter underbelly area of the Executor to match the angle and perspective of the surrounding SDs.
Something like this?
That would give it the same kind of 'narrow' aspect that is similar to this shot of when it exits the asteroid field (apologies for the poor quality, as I couldn't find a better one of this on google) -
....but personally, I reckon the 'Executor's existing 'wider' angle of view still gives a far more impressive, 'larger' look overall for it's first proper reveal, as seen below, so I guess I prefer any 'artistic license' involved here -
....this also happens to be the same kind of 'wider' angle that was used in this nearer Executor shot added to the SE (it seems this won't be included in 'ESB:R' though, which is a pity, as I liked this particular shot, especially if the 'Executor' element had been 'colour-corrected'. Who knows, perhaps Adywan may re-use these elements somewhere else eventually?....)
....and while we're on the subject of 'Executor' shots....I don't remember this being mentioned, but am I the only one that always finds this shot below a little unconvincing? I don't know if it's a 'lighting' thing or just me, but rather than seeing a 'distant Executor' beyond the Stardestroyer nearest to us, I always see a massively 'out-of-scale' Stardestroyer travelling just beside it, lol! With all the potentially great angles that the epic-sized 'Executor' could have been filmed from, I just find it looking kind of diminished in this 'forced perspective' shot of it. Perhaps if the top of the nearest Stardestroyer had been passing much closer to us in the frame, or something like that, it would have sold the 'Executor' as being in the 'distance' a little better than the way it turned out. It could just be me though.... (I've included 2 shots to give an idea of the movement in the shot) -