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Implementing a black-body using Planck's Law in a 3D ray tracer My XYZ values in part 3 of my question are way off. I know my implementation of Spectrum to XYZ conversion is correct because I've tested it against other data sets. Link to the formula for those interested: brucelindbloom.com/Eqn_Spect_to_XYZ.html |
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Implementing a black-body using Planck's Law in a 3D ray tracer @Nathaniel In part 3 of my question I can't be sure if my claim is true or not because I'm not getting the XYZ values of D65 from a blackbody radiation with temperature of 6504K. So, either there is something wrong with my implementation of Planck's Law, or something else, hence my part 1 and 2. |
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Implementing a black-body using Planck's Law in a 3D ray tracer @RonMaimon I'm trying to implement blackbody radiation, which is emitted according to Planck's Law as far as I can tell. And it needs to be in terms of wavelength, not frequency. |
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Implementing a black-body using Planck's Law in a 3D ray tracer @dmckee I documented the units of the ones that I know. |
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What's it like in a sphere mirror? @Vineet Menon no real significance. We could use a cuboid, but I went with a sphere. |
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What's it like in a sphere mirror? @Georg The observer and the flashlight are invisible, just for the sake of it, so that they wouldn't absorb any of the energy. |
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