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View all- Navarro FCastillo SSerón FGutierrez D(2011)Perceptual considerations for motion blur renderingACM Transactions on Applied Perception10.1145/2010325.20103308:3(1-15)Online publication date: 29-Aug-2011
The perception of simulated materials
Article No.: 7, Pages 1 - 12
Abstract
Numerically modeling the interaction of light with materials is an essential step in generating realistic synthetic images. While there have been many studies of how people perceive physical materials, very little work has been done that facilitates efficient numerical modeling. Perceptual experiments and guidelines are needed for material measurement, specification and rendering. For measurement, many devices and methods have been developed for capturing spectral, directional and spatial variations of light/material interactions, but no guidelines exist for the accuracy required. For specification, only very preliminary work has been done to find meaningful parameters for users to search for and to select materials in software systems. For rendering, insight is needed on the perceptual impact of material models when combined with global illumination methods.
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