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+Below are some pre-rendered scenes based on the [nerfacto](https://docs.nerf.studio/nerfology/methods/nerfacto.html) method also developed by nerfstudio. Though I have found that in some context the "splatting" method produces a smaller file and is more efficient to run, NeRF still provides pretty excellent quality.
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