Physically-Based Rendering (PBR): CineRender employs a physically-based rendering approach, which means it simulates the behavior of light in a physically accurate manner. This results in more realistic lighting, materials, and overall scene appearance.

Texture Mapping: CineRender supports various texture mapping techniques, including UV mapping, cubic mapping, and procedural textures. This enables users to apply detailed textures to objects in their scenes, enhancing realism and visual interest.

Reflections and Refractions: CineRender accurately simulates reflections and refractions of light rays on reflective and transparent surfaces. This adds to the realism of materials such as glass, water, and metal.

Post-processing effects: Just like any software, CineRender also offers post-processing effects to enhance your renderings. They offer bloom, glare, and color corrections. These settings can contribute to the realism of the rendered image.