--- ray/doc/notes/ReleaseNotes	2023/03/16 00:25:24	1.425
+++ ray/doc/notes/ReleaseNotes	2023/11/15 18:02:52	1.428
@@ -2597,3 +2597,28 @@ surface types would have required additional calculati
 make them work.  Material transparency is still the primary
 consideration, now followed by ray hit side, followed by
 modifier definition order in the input.
+
+Increased octree and object limits to allow scenes with billions
+of primitives.
+
+Made reciprocity averaging default to "off" in bsdf2ttree, as it seems
+to create more problems than it solves.
+
+====================
+Version 6.0
+
+Extensive changes to enable spectral rendering, which defaults to "off"
+to maintain backwards-compatibility with previous versions, with the
+exception of the ambient file format, which is changed.  The MAXCSAMP
+macro, which defaults to 24, sets the maximum number of spectral samples.
+The actual number of samples is set by the "-cs" option, which defaults
+to 3 for rpict, rtrace, and rcontrib.  The latter two programs support
+straight spectral output, but rpict is initially restricted to
+tristimulus output pictures.  New pattern primitives "spectrum",
+"specfile", and "specfunc" have been added as a means to specify
+spectral reflectance, emittance, etc. to materials that still have
+only 3 color channels.  Those RGB channels will still affect the
+spectrum if used.  Unfortunately photon-mapping is currently broken when
+spectral sampling is enabled, but we will fix this as soon as possible.
+Calculation overhead appears to be approximately 10-15% for RGB
+renderings compared to version 5.4a.