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Color and Light Temperature


This image is a crude sketch done to try to understand light temperature, occlusion shadows and bounced light. The basic theory I followed is that color saturates as light falls off and actually changes hue. The other observation is that color is picked up whenever light bounces, slightly changing of the hue of objects near one another.

Posted by Matthew Thelin on January 31, 2008 10:00 PM |

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