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Without further ado, observe the following 4 pictures:
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A camera and a bunch of photos on a table; stationery; guitar; a box of chocolates... They are all quite good shots, don't you think?
But there is a massive secret to all of them - and here they are:
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Did I say photos? Because they aren't - they're all computer generated!
I look back at the finished pictures, I still can't guess that they are photos!
Even if you zoom in, it's still totally realistic to my eyes:
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These works were created by Asakuraryo (@seventhgraphics), who is a CG director. Do you want to know how it's done? Here's a video of the CG making process:
I didn't realize how realistic and photographic graphic you can make nowadays on a computer. I bet it won't be long before no one can really tell them apart!