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This is also a problem in architecture. When a photorealistic render of a building is presented to a client the client assumes it will be built just like the re
by ohwp 13y ago
This is also a problem in architecture. When a photorealistic render of a building is presented to a client the client assumes it will be built just like the render (beautiful sky and green trees included).
- zimpenfish 13y agoWhereas the public, upon being presented with a photorealistic render of a building, immediately go "sh, right, as if" and start imagining the car parks and advertising hoardings and ... (cf the recent renders of "London's Garden Bridge" which were gently mocked for their "optimistic" view)