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Title: Appearance Models for Graphics


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Appearance Models for Graphics
  • COMS 6998-3, Lecture 2
  • BRDFs and Radiometry

Many slides courtesy Pat Hanrahan
http//graphics.stanford.edu/courses/cs348b-02/lec
tures/lecture4/illumination.pdf
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Radiometry
  • Physical measurement of electromagnetic energy
  • We consider light field
  • Transport theory
  • Radiance, Irradiance
  • Reflection functions BRDF
  • Examples, Properties
  • Simple BRDF models

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Transport Theory
  • Flow of stuff. In this case, stuff photons of
    light
  • Consider particle flow through small area CW18

density
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Radiance
  • Power per unit projected area perpendicular to
    the ray per unit solid angle in the direction of
    the ray
  • Symbol L(x,?) (W/m2 sr)
  • Flux given by
    dF L(x,?) cos ? d?
    dA

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Radiance properties
  • Radiance is constant as it propagates along ray
  • Derived from conservation of flux
  • Fundamental in Light Transport.

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Radiance properties
  • Sensor response proportional to surface radiance
    (constant of proportionality is
    throughput)
  • Far away surface See more, but subtends smaller
    angle
  • Wall is equally bright across range of viewing
    distances
  • Consequences
  • Radiance associated with rays in a ray tracer
  • All other radiometric quantities derived from
    radiance

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Irradiance, Radiosity
  • Irradiance E is the radiant power per unit area
  • Integrate incoming radiance over hemisphere
  • Projected solid angle (cos ? d?)
  • Uniform illumination
    Irradiance p CW
    24,25
  • Units W/m2
  • Radiosity
  • Power per unit area leaving
    surface (like irradiance)

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BRDF
  • Reflected Radiance proportional to Irradiance
  • Constant proportionality BRDF CW pp 28,29
  • Bidirectional Reflection Distribution Function
  • (4 Vars)
  • Reflectance Equation CW pp 30

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Mirror
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Lambertian
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Reflectance/Energy Conservation
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Retroreflection
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Brdf Viewer plots
Diffuse
Torrance-Sparrow
Anisotropic
bv written by Szymon Rusinkiewicz
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Representations
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Reparameterizations
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