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Nicolas Alejandro Borromeo
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Nicolas is a Game Developer currently working as a Senior Software Development Consultant for Unity in London. He is a Unity Certified Instructor teaching Unity clients all around the globe. He started using Unity in 2008 and teaching it in 2012 in several Universities and Education Institutes.
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Juan Gabriel Gomila Salas
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Juan Gabriel Gomila Salas

Juan graduated in mathematics with a master's degree in Teacher Training, specializing in Game Design for social casino video games and as a video game developer using Unity and Unreal Engine for both PC and mobile. He was an online teacher on Udemy from 2015 to 2022 and subsequently on his own platform Frogames Training with over 150 online courses and over 500,000 students across 130 countries.
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Using advanced effects

Now we’re stepping up our game with some advanced effects. They’re a notch above what we’ve seen before, and a bit trickier, but don’t worry—we’ll guide you through them. In this section, we are going to see the following advanced effect concepts:

  • High Dynamic Range (HDR) and Depth Map
  • Applying advanced effects

Let’s start by discussing some requirements for some of these effects to work properly.

High Dynamic Range (HDR) and depth map

Remember the Depth Map from our last chapter? Some effects need more than just the rendered image; they require extra data like this to really shine. Some effects not only work with the rendered image but also need additional data. We can first discuss the Depth Map, a concept we discussed in previous chapters.

A Depth Map is an image rendered from the point of view of the camera, but instead of generating a final image of the scene, it renders...

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Nicolas Alejandro Borromeo

Nicolas is a Game Developer currently working as a Senior Software Development Consultant for Unity in London. He is a Unity Certified Instructor teaching Unity clients all around the globe. He started using Unity in 2008 and teaching it in 2012 in several Universities and Education Institutes.
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Juan Gabriel Gomila Salas

Juan graduated in mathematics with a master's degree in Teacher Training, specializing in Game Design for social casino video games and as a video game developer using Unity and Unreal Engine for both PC and mobile. He was an online teacher on Udemy from 2015 to 2022 and subsequently on his own platform Frogames Training with over 150 online courses and over 500,000 students across 130 countries.
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