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5 Nov 2024 18:24:54 EST (-0500)
  Re: Meaning of rgbft?  
From: Micha Riser
Date: 14 Feb 2003 12:49:39
Message: <3e4d2c33@news.povray.org>
Micha Riser wrote:

> one way I could think of filter is that it is like a thinn, strong layer
> of scattering media behind the surface.. but I have no idea if the POV
> developper had this in mind or this is consitient with POV (probably not)

I revise my model. NOT scattering but absorbing media only. So cancle out 
the scattering amouth gives:

> The part of light shining through the media layer:
>  exp(-f*p*dl) * o
> which can be approximated using exp(x) = 1+x to:
>  (1-f*p*dl)*o
> 
setting dl to 1:
  f*(o*p) + (1-f*p)*o

> 
> Now this shines only through as much as the transparency of the surface
> is, so the whole is multiplied by t. Including the "normal" lighting this
> gives:
  (1-t)*l + t*o*(1-f*p)

Hope this makes more sense now.

> 
> Any comments?

- Micha

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