If there is a choice to be made, plausibility is definitely more important
than realism - if nothing else, because plausibility is almost always (with
due care and attention) achievable whereas realism almost never, or never,
is.
Dave
On 13 April 2015 at 18:15, James Anthony Enda Bates
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If there is a choice to be made, plausibility is definitely more important
than realism - if nothing else, because plausibility is almost always (with
due care and attention) achievable whereas realism almost never, or never,
is.
Dave
On 13 April 2015 at 18
I think most of the important points have been covered already but in
general I would say that when simulating distance effects, plausibility is
usually more relevant than absolute realism.
Also, the more cues, the better!
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