Sentence examples for photo rendering from inspiring English sources

Literal photo rendering may be stifling this artist.

This disturbing, wax-like photo rendering serves as host to a series of photographs and sculptures with which Waters pokes fun at his own vulnerability, provokes debate about the definition of a classic, and encourages upheaval in the wreckage of the past.

It's a strategy that many attribute to the meteoric success of Instagram — whose name has become inexorably linked with a photo rendered to look like a faded, vintage Polaroid — and plenty of other popular companies.

This lets you do things like show virtual steering wheel controls on your phone while watching the road on your TV, or even running tool windows and sliders on your mobile device while viewing edits live to a full-size photo render on the big screen.

He preserves vignettes of a remixed reality, from adding fluffy floating aliens to NY Fashion Week photos to rendering his memories in surreal pastel-colored pencil drawings.

Unlike agents for the living -- who have to settle for a mere 10percentt, and tremble in fear over the fact that one tacky photo can render their meal ticket instantly unbankable -- he takes at least a third of the profits.

Is that a deliberate choice -- you don't want to switch from normal in-game graphics to "Now we're in a photo realistic rendered world in the cut scene" -- or is it more of a technical limitation?

In the case of business cards, Pix is able to detect the edges of the cards, sharpen focus, and tweak the angle of the photo to render the image in a straight-on perspective so it can extract the information from the card.

That development, together with the advent of one-hour photo shops, rendered instant still cameras virtually obsolete.

Pasadena Art Center Design students rendering photo visualization in real-time, Photo by Steven A. Heller.

To do this they use a three-stage set of algorithms that begins by creating a "sparse point cloud" with a batch of photos, renders it as a denser image, capturing much of the original surface texture of the object, and then renders it in three dimensions.