Intro to Graphics 17 - The Rendering Equation

Introduction to Computer Graphics.
School of Computing, University of Utah.
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[@c0d3_m0nk3y]

Best explanation of the rendering equation that I have seen so far. Thank you very much!

[@Max-wk7cg]

He's back! :)

[@philipdutre5144]

Great clip. I've encouraged my students to watch it as well.

[@cem_yuksel]

Thanks, Philip! I'm so happy to hear that you've liked it and that you're recommending it to your students.

[@darkarchon89]

The legend has returned!!

[@khoavo5758]

omg I used to do coating on the wooden tables in my classroom, now I understand why they got darker.

[@dorgonchang]

I am not actually understanding BRDF until I find this video, thank you for sharing video.

[@gutzimmumdo4910]

jim kajiya looks like AI generated michio kaku if he was an elf working an office job in the 70s

[@teidenzero]

absolutely on point

[@goodwayman]

Thank you for the excellent explanation of the rendering equation! Just of curiosity: what software do you use to draw all of these beautiful schemes?

[@cem_yuksel]

Mostly powerpoint, some 3ds max...

[@sret919]

Hocam siz çok kafa bir insana benziyorsunuz. Müzikleriniz de manyak güzelmiş. Ne güzel ya internet sayesinde erişebiliyoruz böyle şeylere. Dersler için teşekkürler, matematik öğrenip buralara dönmeyi planlıyorum inş :)

[@anlcangulkaya6244]

11:20 you forgot light behaves like wave either thats why we can see objects any other direction. cem abi bu seriyi takip ediyorum iyi anlatıyorsun