A. Keller
M. Fajardo
I. Georgiev
ABSTRACT
As path tracing allows for more realistic and faster lighting, an increasing number of movies are created the physically based way. With examples from recent movies, the architectures and novel workflows of the next generation of production renderers are introduced to a wide audience including technical directors, artists, and researchers.
Index Terms
- The path tracing revolution in the movie industry
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