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AERONAUTICAL INDUSTRY The human eye is an incredible
machine. It’s capable of almost instantaneously judging the
authenticity of an image. In other words, when shown an image, the
spectator is more often than not able to immediately recognize whether
they’re looking at a reproduction or a photo. |
If the margin separating these two worlds seems slim, the necessary effort to cross it is enormous. In order to claim photo-realism, one must use extremely detailed models with textures developed to reproduce them right down to their subconscious details, those details so fine that they are only “seen” by the spectator’s subconscious. To this, one must add coherent lighting and use render applications capable of reproducing light diffusion in a realistic way. Many other factors need to be taken
into account as well, and when all these elements are brought together,
the 3D image becomes a photo, the virtual object becomes reality,
the prototype comes to life, impossible to tell the real from the
reproduction. |
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