question I get asked a lot by clients is how to get as photorealistic as possible with 3D rendering. A lot of it really comes down to lighting things naturally, as if they would be in real life, but also have just enough surface imperfections that would trick the eye into thinking it's not too prefect. The balance and finessing of these two things is what really comes together in showing a photorealistic result.
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