Weird technical problem there Interstellar Travel: Picard Season 3, episode 4 was too dark, a problem that frustrated host Terry Matalas. Picard The latest episode of Season 3, “No Victory Scene”, airs today on Paramount+, wrapping up “Act One” of the season’s story, which is essentially 10 hours long Star Trek: The Next Generation Movie. But for some viewers, the episode’s darkness overwhelms the deep character drama and thrilling attempt of the USS Titan-A to escape the Leighton Nebula.
Thursday morning, Interstellar Travel: PicardHost Terry Matalas responds to fans @caseytube on Twitter Who noticed the color correction for episode 4 is “It’s messed up again.” Check out the tweets below.
The fan tweeted a screenshot of the episode’s grading issue, where the HDR image on his iPhone is darker, while the SDR image on his PC is brighter, noting that in HDR , black is okay “Completely broken.” In recognition of his credit, Matalas quoted his reply on Twitter, noting that the problem was “bored” He, as the creator, promises to fix it soon.
Star Trek: Picard season 3 has been plagued by weird technical issues
strange dark appearance Interstellar Travel: Picard Season 3, episode 4 is not the first time the new season has experienced technical problems. Too dark visuals are also a problem at least in the first episode. Also, another fan complained on Twitter that Picard Season 3 episode 3, “Seventeen Seconds”, reveals the big villain at the end of the episode.
Filming too dark has become a common complaint with some streaming shows, Game of Thrones Franchising is the most notorious culprit. Rebel fans Game of Thrones Season 8, episode 3, “Long Night”, was filmed in such a way that the sky couldn’t be seen on many screens. dragon house Had the same problem with taking pictures that were too dark in Season 1 Episode 7 “Driftmark”.
However, even if Interstellar Travel: Picard Season 3 was viewed in perfect shape, with some former fans complaining that the cinematography was generally too dark for the bright lights. natural gas company. The show is shot in an impressive cinematic style similar to the movie Star Trek: The Next Generation movies, but that’s not for some people who want primary color in their Star Trek. Terry Matalas, who is passionate about fans, at least on Twitter, was quick to fix and take action on these pop-up technical issues. But let’s hope for the second half Interstellar Travel: Picard Season 3 will be smooth sailing, with no issues like the visuals being too dark.
Interstellar Travel: Picard Season 3 airs every Thursday on Paramount+.
Source: Twitter