[Radiance-general] Announcing Radiance 3.7 release
Ian Tester
ian at testers.homelinux.net
Wed Jul 27 06:27:44 CEST 2005
Greg Ward wrote:
> Added -pd option to handle depth-of-field blur in rpict. This requires
> that the view directon (-vd option) include focal distance information,
> which is now preserved by the various view file routines, and reported
> by the vwright command.
From the man page, this new feature completely replaces pdfblur. So
there's no need to render multiple images and average them together? I
haven't seen any other mention of this new feature. Does rpict simply trace
multiple rays for the one pixel?
Does it adapt e.g points in focus only require a few rays, but points out
of focus require more rays over the area of confusion (or whatever it's
called) ?
That would improve the efficiency/speed over the laborious pdfblur method.
Oh, and thanks to everyone involved in the development of Radiance. It's
amazing!
bye
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