Lecture

Photorealistic Rendering

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Description

This lecture delves into the shortcomings of the current ray tracing implementation in achieving photorealistic rendering, discussing missing effects like soft shadows, caustics, and indirect lighting. It explores different light paths, material models, and the limitations of standard ray tracing algorithms.

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Optics: Geometrical optics

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