photorealistic rendering

Photorealistic rendering is a computer process that creates images so detailed and accurate they look like real photographs. It simulates how light interacts with surfaces, materials, and environments to produce realistic shadows, reflections, and textures. This technique is used in architecture, film, and design to visualize ideas before they’re built or made, helping to predict how a scene or object will appear in reality. Essentially, it transforms digital models into images indistinguishable from real-world photographs, enhancing visual communication and decision-making.