As for needing audio clips for the Fett/Vader/Ackbar scenes, don't forget the Star Wars Interactive Board Game DVD that daveytod made. There are lots of good lines from Vader on it, in many cases with no background noise other than the typical quiet enginey ambience.
I kinda agree with TMBTM on that. Looks very nice, but maybe if the picture was shifted so the highest peak wasn't right behind the AT-AT like that?
Tobar said:The other day I caught an episode of the show 100 Places to See Before You Die and it was an episode about Alaska. At one point they flew a helicopter to the top of a giant glacier and while they were up there it was nothing but snow and mountains. The thing was though that the mountains looked like they were a short walking distance away but in fact were miles and miles away. The illusion was caused by the clear air and snow.
[indirectly] Reminds me of one time I was driving down a road this winter where there were open fields and the snow was blowing so hard...and it felt like I wasn't even moving. It's was kinda scary, actually.
Anyway, those are some great Wampa pics you linked to. :)
ImperialFighter said:
I'm really curious about how this particular shot might be tweaked now...
Good point. I think it would be fun/funny if we saw the ion cannon shoot at a lower angle and hit an AT-AT in the side. Could work for that one that topples sideways. Sure, it's just glorified electricity, but against something 'small' like an AT-AT, I would imagine it could pack quite a punch.
That clip was excellent, Davnes! :)
You know what would be a way to make sure people are focusing on Luke? Have his lighsaber ignited the whole way up, maybe waving it around semaphore style.
I kid, of course. ;)
Nicely done! So original. :)
I'll PM you about it. :)
VERY nice! :D Everything looks nice and smooth. It's pretty much exactly as I was picturing it, with snow blowing/drifting around at ground level.
I feel a little spoiled too, JMF.
It's such a difference to see those other walkers, because before, it almost felt at times like Luke was alone in the middle of nowhere with that walker he blowed up real good. :) It makes sense that they're still grouped closely, even if a lot of time had passed, especially if they were making a sort of bee line for the power generator. They couldn't exactly pull away at lightning speed even if they wanted to.
And like Ady said, it's much different looking at a static shot instead of seeing them in motion. Will you be making it appear as if the snow is blowing around? To me, that accounts for blurriness/haze. That was already explained in last week's preview shot.
You need a sort of beta tester to give them a once over, A-M? ;) Since we live in the same province, you know I'd get them fast! Heh.
Good stuff, guitarfan01. (I like your username, by the way)
I will probably put them all on one disc and watch them on the ol' PS3.
I guess holograms can have bloopers too.
That whole starfield thing reminded me of this:
;)
You've just made one or two people very happy, Ady. Haha. ;)
P.S. I like how you change your signature pic every few days, vaderios. They're always interesting.
AxiaEuxine said:That is beyond awesome. Great idea. Id be interested to see what it looked like in blue for some reason.
Bingo's blue one looks nice too. The red one reminds me of battle scenes on the original Battlestar Galactica. Like a dark room.
adywan said:Ripplin said:adywan said:The Alderaan explosion i changed because i wanted to get rid of the whole Star Trek shock wave thing and have it looking more like a planet blowing up with debris more than just a plain explosion
And that explosion came from Star Trek: Enterprise, dinnit? ;) I know you mean the Praxis explosion, though. Haha. ;)
No, it was from the finale of SG1
Ah yes! Sorry. You can go about your business now.
Oh, and Praxis was also the name of a Buckethead supergroup. Haha.
Nice one, vaderios! So different. :)
adywan said:The Alderaan explosion i changed because i wanted to get rid of the whole Star Trek shock wave thing and have it looking more like a planet blowing up with debris more than just a plain explosion
And that explosion came from Star Trek: Enterprise, dinnit? ;) I know you mean the Praxis explosion, though. Haha. ;)
^What am I supposed to be looking for up there, Bingo? :p
Well, ONE: because Jabba looks awful. :p Right, Ady? That scene is on the DVD-9 in 3-D, though.
^I think maybe more people would've noticed him if he was laughing that hard. ;) Haha.
Sluggo said:Mondays actually work better for my schedule.
Ha! I'm sure he'll keep that in mind. ;)
And gavin, you're absolutely right. The 13th already?! This month is flying by.
oh_riginal said:Davnes007 said:rcb said:i'll think of more [suggestions] later. some just for kicks. ;)
Here's one I made just for kicks, although I think everone might get a kick out of it. :)
Actually seems logical.... Funny still!
Yeah, it is kinda logical. Here's the comment I left at YouTube: "It would kinda make sense if they saw the SSD plummeting towards the Death Star and thought 'oh man, no hope there! Destroy it before it hits us!'" Because you know that thing would cause massive damage, to the point where, who knows, maybe the superlaser would stop working.
Nice to hear you got it solved. I see the technical stuff and think 'well, I'm no help in that regard.' :p You seem pretty good at figuring these things out. Must be a great learning experience as you go, too.
