The radiance L(p, w) is a scalar not a vector, right?
I believe so. However, what does it mean for flux Φ\PhiΦ to take in ppp and ω\omegaω? I thought flux was defined per point; how does ω\omegaω affect this definition?
The nit can be thought of as a unit of brightness - for example, a laptop screen might have a peak brightness of 500 nits. More info
The radiance L(p, w) is a scalar not a vector, right?
I believe so. However, what does it mean for flux Φ to take in p and ω? I thought flux was defined per point; how does ω affect this definition?
The nit can be thought of as a unit of brightness - for example, a laptop screen might have a peak brightness of 500 nits. More info