In article <3A3### [at] peakeduee>, Margus Ramst 
<mar### [at] peakeduee> wrote:

> Perhaps, although it should also help counteract the effects of a 
> limited number of samples and recursion levels.

This is true for some cases...


> And for example radiosity lit "blue sky" outdoor scenes do tend to look
> unrealistically blue IMO,

The human eye can compensate for color casts...try messing with the 
color temperature of your monitor, for example. At first it will look 
red or blue, but after a while it looks white again. POV doesn't do 
this, it simulates the effect of a "perfect" film camera. If someone did 
a post_process filter to simulate different types of film, you could set 
it up to use an outdoor film and lessen that effect while still using 
accurate radiosity settings.

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Christopher James Huff
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