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Gold Relic by Mayzilli
The Wait by Laura Mercadal
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My entry for this week’s theme of #blender52. Candles by Gustavo Alexsander Mazzia
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Terrarium by Crow3D
Decay by Aditya Sahay
Angel eater by Pablo Bandinopla
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Chris Pine by George Siskas
Winter castle by yarpen
Druidic Zen by Tom Bennett
Cyber City by Tom Pleysier
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Photorealistic beer by Jonas Kotulla
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The Last Titan by DuckyDuck
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Stylised Plant by dancrab
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5 Comments
Good afternoon,
I am a PhD student and I work with Blender for my PhD project. I would like to know which criteria are you using to determine, whereas a render is photorealistic or not.
Thanks for your answer.
Kind regards,
Claire Pottier
Hi Claire, I don't understand your question. We don't need to determine that for anything?
When you create a photorealistic render, how do you know it photorealistic? What I mean by that is how do you judge if it is like a photo? For example, if I take a painting and a photo, one can be look like a drawing, the other one like a photo. In my project, we want to create some rendering pictures with Blender but we want to have a different level of photorealism. So it is for that I ask you this question. I hope it is clear.
I still don't understand; we feature both photorealistic and non-photorealistic art here - it's not a criterium at all. Perhaps this is a more general question that's better posted on the https://blenderartists.org/ forum?
Thanks for your help.
Sorry my question is anclear.
I will try this forum.
Thanks for your help again.