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Visual Development (VSD) - April 2015
This class hit me right in the memory region of my brain. Visual Development is an extension and deeper look into the concepts of Shading and Lighting, a class that I took many moons ago back in 2013. Above you see two images; the one on the top is the reference image, and the bottom is the the image that I rendered after manipulating the scene. If you can't manage to make out any outstanding differences between the images, then compliments and kudos are in order. Matching things like shadow position and light color are tedious and (often) arduous works. I can tell you that the light color in the back room is not quite the same, and the shadows in the front room are slightly offset just below the position in the reference image.
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The images above are the second segment of Lesson 1. I improved the light color in the middle room, but it still is not spot-on to the reference. The back room's light color is also off just a bit. The shadows are still a bit grainy, but it isn't too bad. This was a fun and challenging first lesson, which re-acquainted me with the skills and knowledge I gained in Shading and Lighting class back in 2013.
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