the past, present & future of 3d renderings
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3D renderings have evolved over a period of time. There is a lot more potential and advancement that can make production of virtual images closest to reality, if not better.TRANSCRIPT
the
Past
Present
& Future of 3D Renderings3D Renderings
3D rendering is a very renowned terminology in the world of 3-dimensional animation. It
forms the basis of every 3D outcome and architectural model makers in Australia employ
rendering to create the best of results.
3D rendering has its origin in 1970s but evolved to the adaptations you can see now.
Originally, they were wireframes but with advancement of technology, 3-dimensional
wireframe objects were translated on screen. Progress in hardware enabled movement to
the 3D object. Thereafter, the wires were eliminated to reveal a more concrete and life-like
shape to the proposed object. 3D perspectives made their entry subsequently supplying
the shape with vanishing points in order to give it some 3D depth. Color was thereafter
introduced but the first colored views were lifeless since they lacked many important
elements to a 3D object such as shading, texture and illumination. While 3D emerged,
rendering was unheard of then.
Advent of 3D Renderings
The first set of 3D renderings was very rudimentary. Although they were better than
colored 3D objects, they were still basic. Some techniques were developed in those days
and these included texturing, shadows and
transparency. Texturing involved development of a
more realistic image to the 3D object. Light plays a
huge role in creating superb 3D renderings. The use
of lights meticulously helped in displaying shapes
and textures appropriately. However, each
technique involved multiple parameters and hence
took several hours to weeks to produce an image.
The scenario is different today. Computers of today
are faster and can hence handle the task with relative ease.
Modern 3D renderings
Today Architectural model makers in Australia use 3D renderings to showcase maximum
impact. Hardware was the biggest limitation during the initial days of 3D rendering. Speed
of hardware determined quality and speed of production process.
It was not until the 90s that hardware gained speed and better processing power to create
better photographic quality. Thereafter, advancement in 3D rendering hardware propelled
the advent of new techniques. Radiosity and Caustics came into play.
3D Renderings and Architecture
3D renderings are used by architectural model makers in Australia for a number of reasons.
They include but are not limited to
Design development and pre-visualization
3D architectural presentations
Fly-through animated presentations
Creating construction plans
Process of obtaining development approvals
Thus 3D renderings have evolved over a period of time;
And their path of evolution has not ceased either.
There is a lot more potential and advancement of technology can make production of
virtual images closest to reality, if not better.
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