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14 Jan 2020 16:32:02
Now this might just be me so maybe someone else could watch this. At 17m45 (watch from slightly before) literally just before the "staging" part of the launch, if you look at the island and surrounding ocean / sea the whole picture changes hue to a more whitish / blue wash across the whole picture.
Entering the firmament? - Have to switch to a different booster to travel through water rather than air?
Or switching to CGI?
Something changes and I am unsure as to what. Thoughts?
{Ed033's Note - At 17:45 there is the dual screen and this is where they introduce the fake Blue Marble video playing in the background on the right, which then becomes the main video for a while.
The dual screen part has CGI 'rocket parts' departing in both screens to try to convince us it's all real.
20:20 is funny as it looks like they have Blue Marble background video supposedly trying to show the 'underneath' of the 'Globe' (because it's in New Zealand)
24:43 is yet another different Blue Marble background video trying to show the 'Globe' in outer space.
The dual screen part has CGI 'rocket parts' departing in both screens to try to convince us it's all real.
20:20 is funny as it looks like they have Blue Marble background video supposedly trying to show the 'underneath' of the 'Globe' (because it's in New Zealand)
24:43 is yet another different Blue Marble background video trying to show the 'Globe' in outer space.
14 Jan 2020 18:08:00
The dual screen comes in at 17m46/ 47. At exactly 17m45 just before it cuts to dual screen is where I was highlighting in OP. I would just like to know its not my eyes playing tricks. But I have seen the same thing on several videos of this.
Yeah its funny how they conveniently keep cutting to the launch centre after this point. Because surely when one watches a rocket launch they obviously want to see people starring at computer screens on the ground and not the rocket going into space? .
The dual screen comes in at 17m46/ 47. At exactly 17m45 just before it cuts to dual screen is where I was highlighting in OP. I would just like to know its not my eyes playing tricks. But I have seen the same thing on several videos of this.
Yeah its funny how they conveniently keep cutting to the launch centre after this point. Because surely when one watches a rocket launch they obviously want to see people starring at computer screens on the ground and not the rocket going into space? .
{Ed033's Note - i slowed it down to the slowest speed on youtube and didn't notice a colour change at 17m45, but i use warm (yellow tinge) colour on my screen so i don't see as much blue as blue light can keep you awake longer.
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15 Jan 2020 07:04:59
OK, thanks for looking though, Ed. I may try a few screen captures later if I get time. Maybe that will help either, me unsee, or someone else see it. Cheers.
OK, thanks for looking though, Ed. I may try a few screen captures later if I get time. Maybe that will help either, me unsee, or someone else see it. Cheers.
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