Explain the concept of screen space reflections and how they contribute to realistic imagery.

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Q: What do you mean by the term Contrast in microscopy?

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Q: What are the implications of Snell's law for the bending of light at interfaces?

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Q: How does the Snell's law help in understanding the refraction of light across different media?

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Q: Cite three scenarios where we can apply the concept of refraction.

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Q: One case we can take advantage of in fields such as fiber optics is total internal refraction. Here…

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Q: Distinguish between unpolarised and a linearly polarised light. Describe, with the help of a…

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Q: State Brewster’s law. The value of Brewster angle for a transparent medium is different for light of…

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Q: ce interference pattern with images.

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Q: Give some Types of polarization.

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Q: How is it possible to take photographs in complete darkness?

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Q: Which one of the following diagrams depicts diffuse reflection?

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Rendering

Graphical designing is a popular sector that focuses on creating realistic images. Rendering is the process of creating the final outlook of an image to create a design.