daz3d render question

[Seath Black]

So, I'm currently rendering in 16-9, 720, it's fast and takes about 3-4 minutes to render. But some say the renders look somewhat bad.
My question is, is switching to 16-9, ultrahigh worth it for better renders when it takes me 40 or more minutes to do the same render?
Hope I asked the right question.
In your option, is it worth the extra render time ?
I use renpy. So is that extra time worth it?
I'm the dev for Blackheart Hotel
Thanks!

 

[Seath Black]

Let me reprase all that.
What is the best Dimension preset for VN in renpy for good renders without spending an hour for 1 render

 

[mickydoo]

You want to render at 1080p not 720p, 720 will always look worse than 1080. I just use full HD for mine.

 

[Seath Black]

You want to render at 1080p not 720p, 720 will always look worse than 1080. I just use full HD for mine.

Thank you!

 

[rayminator]

here what they are talking the little spot on the characters

like this image here


it's best to make the image double the image size and then scale it down to the size that you want

there some people are against using denoiser filter but it does helps or you can adjust the max sample higher it might take longer but the longer you render the better the image will come out better then a 3 to 40 minute renders

but you do have to remember what your video card can handle

 

[Deleted member 1121028]

there some people are against using denoiser filter

Those people are indeed correct

 

[Praisejesus]

denoised, sharpened and brightness/contrast edited, if this was a high res, denoiser would of stripped a lot of detail.
save your scenes and let them render while you are afk, replace low renders with high renders

beyond that practice lighting and composition.

 

[Deleted member 1121028]

View attachment 916917
denoised, sharpened and brightness/contrast edited, if this was a high res, denoiser would of stripped a lot of detail.
save your scenes and let them render while you are afk, replace low renders with high renders

In what metric that render is any good?

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[Praisejesus]

In what metric that render is any good?

render?




his environment lighting is too bright, he could also use a 3 point light setup and tone down that background light so it doesn't draw as much attention.

 

[Deleted member 1121028]

I think you need to denoise some more

 

[Praisejesus]

I think you need to denoise some more

0 denoise used in the second pic, but good constructive help, keep it up champ.
[Insert weebo image here]

 

[Deleted member 1121028]

I think you need to denoise some more

 

[Praisejesus]

done

 

[Deleted member 1121028]

Damn that could be a fucking great render it's stupid.



I think you're not denoising enought tho, push for more.

 

[Praisejesus]

piss jugs DLC, done

 

[Deleted member 1121028]

alright, denoise piss jugg bogaloo, triple-x edition

 

[rayminator]

here is two image without denoise in two different sizes

1920 x1080



1280 x 720

 

[Seath Black]

So I did the render in hd, the dim was something like 1900-1000, or something, but the pic is too large for renpy. It only shows the bottom corner of the render in renpy. So I changed the size in photo edit to 1280-720. Does that keep the render at hd or what. I'm so confused. Whats the point of taking 5 times longer to render for hd if I have to resize it back to 1280-720 for renply. Thanks!

 

[Seath Black]

Nevermind. Answered my own question. I did a render at 1920- 1000 and resized it down to 1280-720, and one in just 1280-720. Can definitely the difference. Wow

 

[Seath Black]

Since I'm here, Question about the renders. When I see the render in the view pointer, looks good. But when the render is done, some, not all the models have what looks like black lines thru their head. Wtf is it. and only certain models. Thanks!