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Advanced Graphics - Part 6

Advanced Graphics - Part 6. The big picture: Still working on advanced polygonal techniques with a special focus on OpenGL. Have almost finished some of the texture mapping techniques. Today: Blending, simple antialiasing, fog, polygon offset.

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Interactions of Light with Matter Chapter 3 Section 2

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MICROSCOPES

MICROSCOPES. What is a Microscope. A microscope is an optical instrument that allows you to see objects magnified. Some microscopes are so strong that you can see things that the human eye can't see alone. TYPES OF MICROSCOPES.

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The Light Ray Model of Light

The Light Ray Model of Light. The Light Ray Model is one of the simplest and most successful models ever developed. The Light Ray Model is based on a single property of light (linear motion).

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Eclipses

Eclipses. Utility of the presentation. This presentation is to show how eclipses occur. As, it is not possible to show the occurrences of eclipses in the classroom. So it is a unique opportunity to see and comprehend ( with the help of different slides presentation) eclipses. Objectives.

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Pigments can subtract colours from light

Pigments can subtract colours from light. Section 4.3 Lesson 6. Light and Solid Objects. Most of the objects we deal with every day are solid and opaque How do opaque objects deal with colours of light? They absorb all colours except for the colour they reflect. White light hits the apple.

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Transparent objects allow you to see clearly through them. Some examples are:

Transparent objects allow you to see clearly through them. Some examples are:. Why is it important for these objects to be transparent?. Translucent objects only let some light through them. You cannot see clearly through a translucent object. Some examples are:.

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