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Photoreality

Modern rendering software is being pushed to the limit by the complexities of today’s digital film effects—from the characters in Star Wars, The Polar Express, and The Chronicles of Narnia to the complex environments of Star Wars and Batman Begins."/> Look at the backlighting on Yoda's ears in Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith or the glints on Gotham City's skyscrapers in Batman Begins, and you'll see telltale signs of CG rendering today. The way light is rendered has always been crucial to making synthetic images appear convincing, but demands for greater photorealism are pushing ...

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