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INTRODUCTION | page 8
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
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LIGHT TYPES AND CASTING SHADOWS “h

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RENDERING SPECIFIC OBJECTS

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RENDERING SPECIFIC MATERIALS

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TRANSLUCENCE AND SUBSURFACE SCATTERING
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TEXTURED SURFACES
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CAMERA EFFECTS: MOTION, BLOOM AND GLINTS
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RENDERING A SCI-FI SUIT WITH ROBERT SIMONS
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GLOSSARY
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