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Question 1:
(a) Explain in detail what you understand by the term image compositing and where it is more often used?
(b) You are given 3-5 images to make a photo montage/image composite for a shampoo advertisement. Explain in details and in order, the steps you would take to produce the final artwork.
Horizontal Retrace - Hardware Primitives Horizontal retrace refers to the time an electron beam takes to traverse a scan line.Vertical retrace means the time taken by the elect
Categories of Orthographic Projection Orthographic projection is additionally divided into Multi-view projection and axonometric projection, depending upon where the direction
Parametric Continuity Conditions To ensure a smooth transitions from one section of a piecewise parametric curve to the next, we can impose various continuity conditions at the
2-D Viewing and Clipping - Raster Graphics and Clipping In the previous two units of this block, we illustrated the basic elements of computer graphics, that is, the hardware
(a) Voltage or Electro-Magnetic Field Tablet and Pointer: This has a grid of wires, embedded in the tablet surface along with various voltages or magnetic fields consequent to va
Line Clipping Algorithm - Cohen Sutherland Algorithm Line is a series of endless number of points; here no two points contain space in among them. Hence, the above said inequa
Question: (a) Name two visual effects you would use to communicate: i. Good old days ii. Rebellion iii. Fear (b) Explain each of your answers given in section (a).
Write a C-code that plots an object on the window and on the user's click of mouse on the window, the object starts rotating continuously until the user presses the mouse again.
Reflection about a Line - 2-D and 3-D Transformations Reflection is a transformation that produces the mirror image of an object. Since we discussed that the mirror reflection
Question 1: (a) Provide a clear explanation of what is ‘rigging' and its use? (b) What are the basic differences of Forward Kinematics (FK) and Inverse Kinematics (IK)? Wh
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