The full form of CGI is Computer-Generated Imagery.
CGI refers to the creation of still or animated visual content with computer software. It's a widely used technology across various industries including:
- Film and Television: Used to create special effects, animate characters, and build entire worlds.
- Video Games: Essential for creating realistic characters, environments, and animations.
- Advertising: Employed for product visualization, special effects, and creating engaging commercials.
- Architecture and Design: Utilized for creating realistic renderings of buildings and interiors.
- Scientific Visualization: Used to represent complex scientific data in a visual format.
CGI can range from simple 2D graphics to incredibly detailed 3D models and animations. The process often involves 3D modeling, texturing, lighting, animation, and rendering. It has revolutionized the entertainment and design industries, enabling the creation of visuals that were previously impossible.
