Editing Rendering (computer graphics) (section)

== See also ==
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* [[2D computer graphics]]
* [[3D computer graphics]]
* [[3D modeling]]
* [[3D rendering]]
* [[Architectural rendering]]
* [[Augmented reality]]
* {{annotated link|Compositing}}
* [[Computer animation]]
* [[Computer-generated imagery|Computer-generated imagery (CGI)]] {{snd}} General term for images rendered by a computer (e.g. when used for visual effects in a film)
* [[Computer graphics]]
* [[Computer graphics (computer science)]]
* [[Digital compositing]]
* [[Font rasterization]] {{snd}} Rendering text
* [[Global illumination]] {{snd}} Rendering light that bounces between surfaces in a scene (in addition to direct light)
* [[Glossary of computer graphics]]
* [[Graphics library]] {{snd}} A software component that performs rendering and/or other graphics-related functions, usable by multiple applications, or an interface between a rendering component or graphics pipeline and the applications that use it (in the latter case called an API)
* [[Graphics pipeline]] {{snd}} Sequence of steps for real-time 3D rendering, usually accelerated by special-purpose hardware (e.g. a GPU)
* [[High-dynamic-range rendering]] {{snd}} Rendering that uses a larger range of light intensities than typically displayed on a computer screen
* [[History of computer animation]]
* [[List of 3D graphics libraries]]
* [[List of 3D rendering software]]
* [[List of computer graphics and descriptive geometry topics]]
* [[List of rendering APIs]]
* [[Non-photorealistic rendering]]
* [[On-set virtual production]] {{snd}} Use of LED panels to display a rendered background on a film or TV set
* [[Physically based rendering]] {{snd}} Rendering techniques that aim to realistically simulate the physics of light and the optical properties of materials
* [[Pre-rendering]] {{snd}} Rendering for later viewing (in contrast to real-time rendering). Also called offline rendering.
* [[Projection mapping]] {{snd}} Projection of moving or static images (including rendered images) onto objects in the real world other than conventional screens
* [[Raster graphics]] {{snd}} Type of data that rendering usually outputs, consisting of a 2D grid of (pixel) values
* [[Raster image processor]] {{snd}} Rendering component in a printer or printing system
* [[Real-time computer graphics|Real-time rendering]]
* [[Scientific visualization]]
* [[Software rendering]] {{snd}} 3D rendering using a general-purpose CPU (instead of a hardware-accelerated graphics pipeline). Distinction is less clear in the era of GPUs that can run arbitrary code.
* [[Technical drawing]]
* [[Timeline of computer animation in film and television]]
* [[Unbiased rendering]] {{snd}} Rendering techniques that avoid statistical bias (usually a refinement of physically based rendering)
* {{annotated link|Vector graphics}}
* [[Virtual reality]]
* [[Visual effects|Visual effects (VFX)]] {{snd}} Rendered images (or manipulated footage, shots of physical models, etc.) combined with live-action film footage
* [[Volume rendering]] {{snd}} Visualization of a 3D data set (data set that assigns values to points or cells (voxels) in a 3D grid)
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