- Fri Oct 21, 2005 11:53 am
#71168
Hi,
my english is not good enough to make long small talk here. But I hope, you will like this funny effect of room lighting.
Since a long time I observe the lighting and shadowing in rooms and I have ask me, why it looks so full of live - so much colors and shadows. Than I find the secret - we are living in camera obscuras.
Last, the curtain of the window was open a little bit only, I have seen the image of the house from the other side of the street - reversed. Here a photo of the image at the wall and the original house in front of my window. Can you see it?
So, I think, if we like to render a room with a MXI emitter in the window, it is better to use a big plane outside the window. So we get different colors in different places of the Room. I think, it could be a nice improvement. Here a schematic:
my english is not good enough to make long small talk here. But I hope, you will like this funny effect of room lighting.
Since a long time I observe the lighting and shadowing in rooms and I have ask me, why it looks so full of live - so much colors and shadows. Than I find the secret - we are living in camera obscuras.
Last, the curtain of the window was open a little bit only, I have seen the image of the house from the other side of the street - reversed. Here a photo of the image at the wall and the original house in front of my window. Can you see it?
So, I think, if we like to render a room with a MXI emitter in the window, it is better to use a big plane outside the window. So we get different colors in different places of the Room. I think, it could be a nice improvement. Here a schematic:
Last edited by Micha on Sun Oct 30, 2005 9:02 am, edited 2 times in total.
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