Last one is like: I've told you thousand times, don't fuck with strangers in elevators.
And she: I'm so sorry forgot about that !
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Last one is like: I've told you thousand times, don't fuck with strangers in elevators.
And she: I'm so sorry forgot about that !
Btw., anybody tried to use the sharpener (or selective sharpener) tool of a recent PS version on a denoised image ?
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Thank you, was the first tip I've read about doing animations in DazStudio, NEVER render it as a whole movie file
But would't it be great to render a longer animation as a whole scene (without any tricks) in minutes like in Eevee ?
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This scene took almost 5GB of VRAM, and 5 minutes to render with denoised setting turned on.
I guess that means you're satisfied with your new found denoiser techniques ?
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It might be slightly blurry, but as I've tested and posted above, rendering twice the resolution eliminates the blurry effect somewhat. I guess this quality is okay than waiting hours to complete the rendering.I guess that means you're satisfied with your new found denoiser techniques ?
Definitely, and as I wrote a few posts ago, it might be worth trying the sharpener of a newer Photoshop version on a denoised pic.It might be slightly blurry, but as I've tested and posted above, rendering twice the resolution eliminates the blurry effect somewhat. I guess this quality is okay than waiting hours to complete the rendering.
Plus, personally I find a noisy/ grainy pic worse than a (slighty) blurry, and if you look closer, you see a lot of noisy pics (even promos).
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Yeah true. Before discovering this denoising feature, I never could achieve noiseless no matter how far it's rendered. I rendered one pic that had one figure, one shed (inside of this one
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), one genesis figure with clothes on, and one light, it took me 12 minutes to render the whole scene at 1080p resolution. Progress bar hit 100%, and stopped rendering, but noise was somewhat there in the shadow. Now I can render the same scene in less than 5 minutes without any noise. The image quality is identical unless you zoomed in, then you see slight blurry (as in the above images I posted), but it's not a big problem compared with the time it took.
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Was testing some effects.
Found out about denoiser yesterday I was amazed at results, since I have a shit computer it was perfect to get back into daz.
Found out about denoiser yesterday I was amazed at results, since I have a shit computer it was perfect to get back into daz.
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Denoiser is indeed fantastic. in a minute, the whole image was completed rendering, but I let it go for few minutes thinking it might improve the quality further.
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Though I'd share some orc pictures with you, hope nobody gets nightmares from viewing these....
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It's caused by denoiser. By default it starts denoising since 8 iteration, I increased it to 100. Now it looks a bit okay, but I think you have to raise it even higher to make figures high quality. But either way lower values seems okay for other objects. I think denoiser is not good for figures in the shadow.
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True, but it's better than having full of noise.
I don't like to wait hours to complete the rendering, I wait maximum 10 minutes that's all.