File:Ray-traced steel balls.jpg

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English: A computer-generated image is shown above. The settings in this ray-tracing allowed for up to 16 reflections per “ray”. Thus, multiple, “reflections of reflections” can be seen. Modeled and rendered using Ashlar Incorporated’s Cobalt on a en:PowerPC-based en:iMac running OS X.
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(Original text: Image created on 14 March 2006, uploaded 18:14, 16 January 2008)
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