11-26-2013, 04:59 PM
Thanks for the feedback! This is exactly the sort of thing i want to hear.
Working out what is intuitive and what needs specific labeling can be somewhat difficult. So I'll fix that up tonight. And i also want to supplement the 3d examples with real world examples as well.
3d is a great way to remove variables from the equation to help explain things easier, but it still has some caveats that aren't perfect analogues in the real world.
Tonight i want to write the next section on exposure and gamma, which will be pretty difficult to write, as it changes how harsh the terminator line is. It's probably going to force me to also have to do some math to make sure everything i am saying is spot on.
Working out what is intuitive and what needs specific labeling can be somewhat difficult. So I'll fix that up tonight. And i also want to supplement the 3d examples with real world examples as well.
3d is a great way to remove variables from the equation to help explain things easier, but it still has some caveats that aren't perfect analogues in the real world.
Tonight i want to write the next section on exposure and gamma, which will be pretty difficult to write, as it changes how harsh the terminator line is. It's probably going to force me to also have to do some math to make sure everything i am saying is spot on.
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