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The best video game camera simulation that I've seen described is the GDC 2009 talk "STAR OCEAN 4 : Flexible Shader Management and Post-processing" from <a href="http://research.tri-ace.com/" rel="nofollow">http://research.tri-ace.com/</a> It's unfortunate that applying such realistic methods to such anime-like characters produces such a creepy effect (reminiscent of "real dolls" IMHO)<p>I'm not sure if the researchers at Tri-Ace are related to those at <a href="http://www.siliconstudio.co.jp/nex-gen/en/" rel="nofollow">http://www.siliconstudio.co.jp/nex-gen/en/</a> but, I wouldn't be surprised.

I would love to see something that's more like "Physically Based Eye Rendering" - rendering what your eyes would see and transmitting it through the monitor at the best quality possible, rather than rendering what a camera would see.

I always thought it was amusing to see lens flare, which is axiomatically a camera effect, on first-person-shooters.

Why simulate all the flaws of real cameras? This doesn't add anything to realism imo.

This is great, too bad the demo was too intensive for my laptop.

I always thought it was amusing to see lens flare, which is axiomatically a camera effect, on first-person-shooters.

Why simulate all the flaws of real cameras? This doesn't add anything to realism imo.

This is great, too bad the demo was too intensive for my laptop.

Physically Based Camera Rendering

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Physically Based Camera Rendering

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