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Conclusion. (Optimizing) Realistic Rendering with Many-Light Methods. When to use many-light rendering. When performance is important Fast , noise-free images From approximate GI at interactive rates, to hi-fidelity rendering. When not to use M-L rendering.

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  1. Conclusion • (Optimizing) Realistic Rendering with Many-Light Methods

  2. When to use many-light rendering When performance is important Fast, noise-free images From approximate GI at interactive rates, to hi-fidelity rendering

  3. When not to use M-L rendering 100% accurate reference solutions

  4. M-L rendering – Research challenges • Making M-L rendering 100% accurate • Hybrid solutions? • Improving performance • Volumetric scattering

  5. Thank you! • (Optimizing) Realistic Rendering with Many-Light Methods Course materials: google the courses title JaroslavKřivánekCharles University in Prague Miloš Hašan UC Berkeley Adam Arbree Autodesk CarstenDachsbacher Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Alexander Keller NVIDIA Research Bruce Walter Cornell University

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