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In the last two lectures we have discussed concepts of illumination and shading. First we understood the process of illumination by light sources and understood why it is a very hard problem to solve. Then we of course when through a few concepts based on the ambient illumination model and diffuse deflection model where we simply make certain assumptions to solve or count the hardness of the problem. And we have also seen that the illumination consists of three parts the diffuse, the specular and the ambient term. Of course we have studied at length the ambient reflection component of the illumination and also the diffuse. And at the end of the last class we just introduced the specular component of reflection which we are going to study in detail in this class today. So if you look into the slide now the specular reflection is observed on a shiny surface unlike in the case of ambient or the diffuse term which reflects light equally in all directions ambient component is responsible