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Computer generated graphics

19Jan06

I’ve been working on these photo-realistic images in my 2nd year computer generated graphics course. Each image is based on a real world scene.

Computer graphics modelling and rendering

I examined the original scenes, noting down measurements and taking photographs, before translating these into a 3D model of the environment within 3D Studio Max. Producing a realistic image employs 4 core disciplines; accurate modelling, realistic texturing, appropriate lighting and precise rendering. The perfect simulated image is a result of getting all four of these things right. The scene with the red door is my favourite, the lighting and modelling are particularly good.

Computer Graphics Modelling and Rendering report

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