yes star trek every star trek was hd, because they were shot on film, now with those shows though to air in hd they need to redo as special fx because those were done on video and not film
Actually, "Enterprise" was the first Trek show to be filmed digitally in HD and has been broadcast that way. The article mentioned TOS - The Original Series, which of course has been remastered for HD already with new effects (the old effects in the 60s were also produced on film, they're just very primitive with things like a translucent Enterprise). I'm sure Paramount will eventually provide HD versions of Next Gen, DS9 and Voyager at some point but if they do have to re-do the effects they could be a long time coming, not to mention expensive.
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Was Star Trek TNG shot in HD....lol
yes star trek every star trek was hd, because they were shot on film, now with those shows though to air in hd they need to redo as special fx because those were done on video and not film
Actually, "Enterprise" was the first Trek show to be filmed digitally in HD and has been broadcast that way. The article mentioned TOS - The Original Series, which of course has been remastered for HD already with new effects (the old effects in the 60s were also produced on film, they're just very primitive with things like a translucent Enterprise). I'm sure Paramount will eventually provide HD versions of Next Gen, DS9 and Voyager at some point but if they do have to re-do the effects they could be a long time coming, not to mention expensive.