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Nope, sorry, that screencap was made the oldfashioned way, by vcr, and since my equipment isn�t very good, that�s as clear as I can get
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No, it doesn�t, but you�re forgiven because I love the Nebula too
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I was under the impression that this Oberth was the U.S.S. Valient NCC-20000. I'm more interested to know what the name/reg of the Miranda in this scene is.
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The Oberth is indeed the U.S.S. Valiant NCC-20000. This is deduced from the fact that ILM had a VFX model with that name and number, and it was used in Generations. Since there's only one Oberth in the film...
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I was just thinking about that miranda and I watched the end of my video and there's a point just as they first cut to the ships where the reg might briefly be visible. Who's got the DVD?
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I can't do any better than TSN here, you can only enhance a VHS capture so much before it degrades beyond recognition.
This shows: one Miranda, one Oberth, and one Nebula (The Farragut).
-Enhancement of the Oberth.
As you can see, no useful details can be made out, and it would be impossible to make out. But, like you suggested, new details may come to light if a analysis of the DVD version could be made
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