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Radiosity

Three glass spheres — blue, green, red — on the floor of a white Cornell box, each pooling caustic light of its own colour.
August 18, 2026September 2, 2026

You Don’t Know The Power of the Light’s Side

A bright Cornell box with a glass Stanford bunny, split diagonally: the as-rendered blown-out version and the same render exposed down four stops.
August 11, 2026September 4, 2026

Tone Mapping – Handling What’s Brighter Than White

Monte Carlo path tracing in the upper left is compared with finite element radiosity in the lower right.
January 23, 2017

Comparing Two Global Illumination Methods

4x4 hemicube with rays traced.
November 26, 2014January 17, 2017

Hemicube Form Factors

Radiosity
November 3, 2014January 17, 2017

Finite Element Radiosity

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  • You Don’t Know The Power of the Light’s Side
  • Tone Mapping – Handling What’s Brighter Than White
  • And Now the Fun Part
  • Comparing Two Global Illumination Methods
  • The Cornell Box – A Renderer’s Rite of Pathage

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