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List of common shading algorithms

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This article lists common shading algorithms used in computer graphics.

Interpolation techniques

These techniques can be combined with any illumination model:

Illumination models

Realistic

Blinn–Phong
Cook–Torrance (microfacets)
Lambert
Minnaert
Oren–Nayar (Rough opaque diffuse surfaces)
Phong
Ward anisotropic
Hanrahan-Krueger model of subsurface scattering

Non-photorealistic

Non-photorealistic illumination models commonly used in cartoons and video games include:

See also

Gamma correction

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