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Rendered images can only contain what rendering has been programmed into it. An image of a real scene has millions of bits of detail that are missing from rende
by simonblack 3y ago
Rendered images can only contain what rendering has been programmed into it. An image of a real scene has millions of bits of detail that are missing from rendered scenes.
Example: blades of grass. A rendered scene with blades of grass would need to render thousands or even millions of random blades of grass. Who can justify programming each and every one of those. A real scene contains all those blades of grass in the physics of focusing light.