Gilles Tran <tra### [at] inapginrafr> wrote:
: By definitition, a model (3D, math, anything) is not an exact replica, but an
: approximation. Real-life objects have a complexity that is out of reach for,
: well, anyone: if you have at your disposal all the monstrous amount of
: information necessary to recreate, say, an apple, you're probably some sort of
: god.

  If you take a photo of the apple and scan it, say, at 1024x768 pixels, you
don't need that much information to make a 3D-model which results in an exact
replica of the photo when rendered.

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