![]() ![]() All of this issues can and will be solved with further development. The second main problem is resolution. There’s also the range problem, where only objects at a certain distance are displayed properly. Also, multiple cameras would need to be adjusted very precisely if we do not want them to interfere between each other. First of all, the infrared lights are currently limited to interior scenes, because the direct sunlight will interfere with the camera sensors. Nowadays, of course, there’s plenty of limitations. But it is already taking place in the tiny but constantly adapting, small industry. Of course, this type of GPU workflow will not be used by the large industry for, let’s say, 20 years at least, until it gets to the same level of photorealism as raytracing. ![]() This will allow shots to jump back and forth if the director wants to make any changes without having to re-render the entire sequence. The idea behind this feature is simple, removing the intermediate step between the 3D department and the compositing department. This technology is very recent, but with a few more years of research, it is almost assured that it will be a giant leap for the VFX industry. We are starting to see some of this advance on compositing programs in plugins such as Element 3D, which has proofed to be a revolutionary tool for motion design artists. Five years ago, this was unimaginable even for the fastest computers, but ultra fast renders are already between us, and we can see the proof of that on the latest video games graphics achievements.
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