Star Trek Animated Music on youtube!

[mego73]

I think because the captains chair are both similarly incorrect in the model and cartoon --- if i'm remembering correctly.

I think the bridge model post dates the animated series. The bridge model might've been influenced by the animated show.

P.S. Soon I'll break out DVD's and do a rotoscope comparison

[mego73]

Well, didn't need to go to the DVD's all I needed was on the web. Loved how 2/3 of the rotoscopes used the early large deflector dish version model. John, you are right. That model shot was combined with the barrier background and used in all the episodes that shows the barrier.

[Mikey]

Wow !!!

I never noticed they reproduced the inaccuracies of the 3 Ft Enterprise, specifically the primary hull's lower dome.

Neat

[johnmiic]

John, you are right. That model shot was combined with the barrier background and used in all the episodes that shows the barrier.

Thanks Man! Am I using the wrong terminology? Is it only rotoscoping when the subect is moving? Is it not rotoscoping when it's a static shot or pose of the Enterprise?

[HardyGirl]

Sulu wasn't omitted, Sharry

As a matter of fact, besides the voice of Sulu George also talked for a whole host of aliens in the Animated Series

OOPS! You're right...DUH!

[mego73]

Thanks Man! Am I using the wrong terminology? Is it only rotoscoping when the subect is moving? Is it not rotoscoping when it's a static shot or pose of the Enterprise?

Yeah. Animation rotoscoping is when they take moving film of an object or person and trace it frame by frame and make cels from it. The still paintings of the enterprise moving across the backgrounds were most likely painted with those frames you show as reference (or maybe even traced) but it's one still frame. But since it is one painting, they often do more rendering detail with highlight and shadow, while the rotoscoped stuff has more basic coloring.