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I also had a question about Normal Mapping from your lecture series (Advanced Image Synthesis -- if it wasn't meant to be public, please don't shut it down now!!).
In the first lecture, we saw that we sample rays from the pixel filter distribution (normalized to a distribution) when we want to compute it's color via a change of variables.
In the 5th lecture, the pixel filter kernel is combined with the NDF (so that we can approximate that with a Gaussian). Does that mean that now, we'll sample rays from uniform instead of the pixel filter distribution since it's already accounted for in the NDF' = k * NDF?
Dear Professor,
How do we compute the portion of the surface that has a pixel footprint using Ray Differentials? Can you point me to the region in the code for that?
Thanks!!
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