Recreating 3D renderings in real life

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Funny - I woke up this morning and found this majoras mask Zelda tribute <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;youtu.be&#x2F;vbMQfaG6lo8" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;youtu.be&#x2F;vbMQfaG6lo8</a> and then the behind the scenes and was suprised it was cgi on top of on location forest video that ends up looking rendered. Sometimes reality looks so good it looks fake so this was a interesting spin.

No mention of the Cornell box, the OG real life render!

I find it very upsetting that they even faked the block of wood!

Seems almost like cheating to use a 3D printer to make some of the parts.

It&#x27;s amazing how much effort we need to go to make rendered scenes look realistic and real scenes look rendered.

I&#x27;ve observed hardware design is getting flatter in the last couple of years (thinkpad, MacBook, even IKEA furniture). Guess it has something to do with the change in software UI language.