Wonderfully done! Great.

The site Rob referred gives good data on the polarization effect of the
diamond.
 I'll appreciate it how I could incorporate the parallel and perpendicular
polarization data for the POV-Ray raytracing.

Jong

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> Rob Hoopman <rob### [at] tunanl> wrote in news:3d7a4f93$1@news.povray.org:
>
> > In that case:
> >
> > http://www.gemology.ru/3dbook/eng/crypted/dif.html
> > seems like really detailed reflection data on diamonds, I wanted to
> > use this, but apart from the 17% value that could I took from the
> > graph, adjusting the exponent in an attempt to match this graph
> > resulted in worse results.
> >
> > Another page with some info also refers to the 17% value:
> >
> > http://www.christian-bernard.com/diamonds/brildef.htm
> > little tidbits about a number of optical properties of diamonds.
>
> All taken into consideration, I had found everything (I believe) except
> any mention of the reflection aspect of a diamond, this will surely help
> a great deal.
>
> Thanks
>
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> (MIKA) Marc Champagne
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> Montreal, CANADA

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