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I was actually thinking the same thing.Why not ?Cameron proved that she has emotions,so maybe does are her angry eyes .

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Oh really? You figured that out all by yourself?

Thank you, I made it myslef.

Her eye may have been changed from blue to red as a result of her swapping damaged parts with a T-888.

cameron and t-888's endoskeleton looks very similar
and since when cameron's chip is suitable to t-888?
and wasn't cameron is a different cyborg than t-888?

Yeah, it's really weird. In season 1 she seemed to be something else. She even tells John she's different. She has blue eyes, her HUD display is not the same as that of the T-888, her chip is different and Vick doesn't recognize her model. But in season 2 she appeared to be not that different at all. Her strength is similar to that of a T-888, her endoskeleton seems to be the same, she's even able to use parts of the T-888 for repair, her chip is suitable for Cromartie's endoskeleton, she suddenly appears to have red eyes?

I'm ok with her being a modified T-888, but she doesn't even look modified anymore?
She looks like a T-888, nothing more, nothing less. I though she was supposed to be different?

plus she even ate one of John's chips(the food) to show she's different.

That doesn't mean much. James Cameron had planned to have Terminators able to eat food way back in T1. Even though the idea never made it onscreen, such a provision is needed if an infiltrator is expected to keep its tissue alive during extended operations.

I thought that! I'm really confused now as to what type of Terminator she really is, but I really don't think she is a T-888.

No, she should have had blue eyes.

Amusingly enough, according to Josh Friedman, Cameron should have red eyes.

An excerpt from an online chat involving with Josh Friedman and Ashley Edward Miller:



It was mentioned in the following TerminatorWiki thread: Discussion: Ashley Edward Miller and Josh Friedman on savethescc.com chat ?!

So, in other words, they not only contradicted themselves, but knowingly so.

I have yet to even see most of the first series, but I would suggest that it could be a result of different vision modes. The one in the third film kept alternating, when it was 'corrupted' by the other machine, which indicates they're capable of several displays. Perhaps they just default to thermal for most of the time, until the later models discovered an advantage to defaulting to something else.

Well, whatever the reason was.. In my opinion it should have had blue eyes. I don't understand why they gave it blue eyes at the start, for to suddenly change it back into red at the end of the series? The blue eyes made the Cameron model feel special. I think it's a pity that they decided to turn it back in to red.

I never really understood why everyone makes such a big deal about the blue eyes thing. We already know she's different, so why is it so hard to accept the fact that she has the ability to alter the color of her retinal luminescence? It's not as if she does this purely for cosmetic effect either, when you consider the very specific instances that she does this. Apart from the most obvious scene where she flashes her pretty blues at Dyson's widow to indentify herself as a machine, we see her use them during the retinal scan when activating the TDE in the bank, and then again in Dungeons & Dragons. It seems to me that this is a functional hardware feature, probably intended as some sort of identification system by SkyNet, which was in turn exploited by Connor in the future.

Because it's a big deal !

They made a big mistake with this eye ! They even could correct it digitaly before the DVD release but they did nothing !