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Trevor Quayle wrote:
> reflection blurring and reflection fading are not the same
> thing. With blurring, the reflection doesn't need to disappear,
> it just gets blurred
So, with all the hype atm being on blurring, how do you do
reflection fading?
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Tim Cook
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