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> The pictures are not an exact match, but I think that you have achieved
> photo-realism with your render.
Thanks! That was my goal. Now I wonder if this setup can be reused, and I'm
thinking about what I have learned from this experiment.
There's something with the white tube-head: Reflections are stronger than
the photo, but if I reduce them, the sides of the tube-head becomes too dark
because they also light up due to reflections.. But I can't use a higher
ambient value because ambient = 0.. So it needs to catch more diffuse light
from radiosity.. But if I raise brightness of radiosity, the shadows will
brighten too, and that's not going to look like the photo.. So what's really
going on in reality here, I don't know..
Regards,
Hugo
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