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I am currently in the paper session on Transparency amd Translution. The first paper was on subsurface scattering in multilayered materials. Very, very interesting. They basically can render very realistic paper (light shining through paper!), leafs and skin.

The second paper was also great, it was on fog. They have created a quite simple, but very realistic looking model on fog. It basically captures the glow of light sources and the scattering of light into the shadows. I think, I will try that.

Third paper was not relevant for me, was about how to do refraction in GPUs.

Posted by Josef Meixner in California 2005 at 18:27 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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