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I give the iteration its proper time based on the resolution and the shadows/darkness in the photo because I prefer not to use a denoiser tool. But the render takes more time, of courseHow do you get such good detail! Like there's no noise and the textures all look so good! I know you should use higher resolution assets but even that can only do so much. Seriously teach me!Also finally got around to making a balcony shot. Think it came out okay. View attachment 1738519
How many iterations did it take to get that masterpiece?I give the iteration its proper time based on the resolution and the shadows/darkness in the photo because I prefer not to use a denoiser tool. But the render takes more time, of course![]()
That's kind of you, uncleomf! It is 2K, so I did it in 7000 iterations.How many iterations did it take to get that masterpiece?
as always exceptional, fantastic work
Thanks, so you just set the iterations to a lot and let it cook until it looks okay to you then you stop it?I give the iteration its proper time based on the resolution and the shadows/darkness in the photo because I prefer not to use a denoiser tool. But the render takes more time, of course![]()
I personally mainly use Mitchell and set the filter to 0.8Thanks, so you just set the iterations to a lot and let it cook until it looks okay to you then you stop it?
I am curious now, which pixel filter do you use, Gaussian, Mitchell and Lanczos etc. same question goes to other people in here. I know there's a difference but I don't know what it is.
Thanks, so you just set the iterations to a lot and let it cook until it looks okay to you then you stop it?
I am curious now, which pixel filter do you use, Gaussian, Mitchell and Lanczos etc. same question goes to other people in here. I know there's a difference but I don't know what it is.
I also use Mitchell at 0.8 it gives a sharper result than the default values. (provided you get the focus spot on)I personally mainly use Mitchell and set the filter to 0.8
I have pretty much the same but I turn the denoiser on for the last 100-200 iterations since the later it comes on the less detail is lost.I also use Mitchell at 0.8 it gives a sharper result than the default values. (provided you get the focus spot on)
and for the Iterations I stick with a minimum of 7000 and just let it run to a 100%.
Below is one I did with those settings.
I never use denoising since that is a detail killer and then the choice of Mitchell at 0.8 would be undone.
View attachment 1739690
I'm able to get the noise under control without denoiser even on darker scenes like example. So I opt to not use it at all.I have pretty much the same but I turn the denoiser on for the last 100-200 iterations since the later it comes on the less detail is lost.