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The Campanile

A short film directed by Paul Debevec made in the spring of 1997 that used image-based modeling and rendering techniques from his Ph.D. thesis to create photorealistic virtual cinematography of the UC Berkeley campus. It presented a landmark new approach to generating realistic computer graphics.

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    Paul Debevec

    Campanile onlooker

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A short film directed by Paul Debevec made in the spring of 1997 that used image-based modeling and rendering techniques from his Ph.D. thesis to create photorealistic virtual cinematography of the UC Berkeley campus. It presented a landmark new approach to generating realistic computer graphics.

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