Photo-realistic Rendering

Photo-realistic rendering is a computer technique that creates images that look almost like real photographs. It simulates how light interacts with surfaces, materials, and environments to produce detailed and accurate visuals. This process is used in industries like architecture, video games, and movies to visualize designs or scenes before they are built or filmed. The goal is to achieve images that viewers can't easily distinguish from actual photographs, capturing fine details, realistic shadows, reflections, and textures for a convincing and immersive experience.