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'''Editor's Note:''' The Scanimate-like 3D effects on the logo are admirable, even if the results can look unconvincing. It's also a precursor to the next logo below. | '''Editor's Note:''' The Scanimate-like 3D effects on the logo are admirable, even if the results can look unconvincing. It's also a precursor to the next logo below. | ||
===7th Logo September 13, 1986-December? 1990)=== | ===7th Logo (September 13, 1986-December? 1990)=== | ||
<gallery widths="200" heights="200" mode="packed"> | |||
File:ViacomSteel.png.png | File:ViacomSteel.png.png | ||
File:ViacomSteelB&W.png|Black And White Version | File:ViacomSteelB&W.png|Black And White Version | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
'''Nicknames:''' "V of Steel", "Silver V II", "Rotating Silver V", "Shining Silver V", "Viacom V VI", "Silver Viacom V II", "CGI V", "CGI Viacom V" | |||
'''Logo:''' We start out with a screen, divided half black/purple gradient on top and half silver on the bottom with a bright light flare shining between. The silver part then rotates counter-clockwise (a la CBS/Fox Video), revealing it is a steel version of the "V" logo. The word "Viacom" flies in from the upper-left of the screen and places itself under the "V", and the "V" shines. | '''Logo:''' We start out with a screen, divided half black/purple gradient on top and half silver on the bottom with a bright light flare shining between. The silver part then rotates counter-clockwise (a la CBS/Fox Video), revealing it is a steel version of the "V" logo. The word "Viacom" flies in from the upper-left of the screen and places itself under the "V", and the "V" shines. | ||