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* When Harry examines Kellman's dead body, Kellman can be seen breathing. | * When Harry examines Kellman's dead body, Kellman can be seen breathing. | ||
* The video screen image of the beacon "approaching" Voga is rather obviously just the camera zooming in on the model, as the background also seems to be approaching. | * The video screen image of the beacon "approaching" Voga is rather obviously just the camera zooming in on the model, as the background also seems to be approaching. | ||
* In part one, as the Doctor and company happen upon dead crew members in the transom, by looking closely the "victims" are represented by dummies, and only portrayed by extras when a scene calls for a close-up of a corpse. Also, the "stars" in the Nerva Beacon's windows can be distinguished as rope lights with dark power cords that do not fully camouflage with the black backdrops. | * In part one, as the Doctor and company happen upon dead crew members in the transom, by looking closely the "victims" are represented by dummies, and only portrayed by extras when a scene calls for a close-up of a corpse. Also, the "stars" in the Nerva Beacon's windows can be distinguished as rope lights with dark power cords that do not fully camouflage with the black backdrops. | ||
* As the Time Ring propels everyone to the Nerva Beacon in part one, the [[colour separation overlay]] used to achieve this effect is imprecise — Harry's right leg briefly disappears under the CSO mask. | * As the Time Ring propels everyone to the Nerva Beacon in part one, the [[colour separation overlay]] used to achieve this effect is imprecise — Harry's right leg briefly disappears under the CSO mask. | ||
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* Again an instance of CSO effect failure occurs when the Cybermat rears up to attack Sarah in the control room, with the Cybermat partially blending into the wall in the background. | * Again an instance of CSO effect failure occurs when the Cybermat rears up to attack Sarah in the control room, with the Cybermat partially blending into the wall in the background. | ||
* In some shots, the Cybermat looks very small, such as the first shot of it, but when it is attacking Warner and Sarah, it is much, much larger. | * In some shots, the Cybermat looks very small, such as the first shot of it, but when it is attacking Warner and Sarah, it is much, much larger. | ||
* In episode four, there are many instances when the green screen for the CSO has not been laid on at all. This is especially visible in the scene when the Cybermat kills the Cyberman, when the Doctor and Sarah walk away, the corridor they are going into is just a green screen. | |||
* In episode four, there are many instances when the green screen for the CSO has not been | |||
* Several of the Vogan's heads (the wider ones for extras) amusingly wobble when they run. | * Several of the Vogan's heads (the wider ones for extras) amusingly wobble when they run. | ||
* The Vogan's eyes are sometimes hidden behind makeup and the wobbling headpiece. | * The Vogan's eyes are sometimes hidden behind makeup and the wobbling headpiece. | ||
