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Is the windshield glass really the only change you see, when grass becomes green, reflections are added, the entire photo has a higher color temperature, etc?
by StavrosK 5y ago
Is the windshield glass really the only change you see, when grass becomes green, reflections are added, the entire photo has a higher color temperature, etc?
- derefr 5y agoLooking at the last comparison on the page, the grass isn't just becoming green, it's being "puffed" out from its original geometry, as if the grass geometry is being vertex-shaded with small spiky-ball-like objects. (A bit like the look of "static grass" in model making.)
- caslon 5y agoMost of it is making light more intense, and most of everything else could be emulated with a blur filter and a green tint. It's impressive for what it represents technically, but it's visually subtle.
- anigbrowl 5y agoI went through and looked at each of the examples and gave my impression. That's why I say 'looks like...' as opposed to doing a critique of their method.