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Here it is the final product: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8C82HYgT_Q The first shot (~10 seconds) of this video was done using luxcore and cycles: the background is luxcore, the led lights are openexr maps rendered in cycles and composited. We generated the openexr maps making renders of the si...

kintuX can you explain me your post: what do you suggest?

Thank you,
Rickyx

Yes, my desk is actually less than 2 meters away from the one of pixel_peeper. But now I'm away and he is on his own... ;) The script cited by FarbigeWelt is ok and has already been tested but it is not user friendly (...specially if you can't write python). My question now is: samples are allocated...

Me too I had a "painted look":
this is quite fine but in some cases sharp edges would be better (ex in the corner between walls and ceiling).

It would be interesting to have the light groups denoised too: I'm normally rendering interiors doing a huge exr with everything inside, 3 or 4 light groups (sun, night light, extra light on sofa/desk, something more... leds ecc...) and then manually compositing and tweak it adding lights. Is it in ...

Ok, got it
I meant... I didn't know if it was related to specific intel hardware.
I'm lucky! I have an i7

Thank you, results are really amazing.

Just another question: the Intel OpenImageDenoise is optimized for Intel processors.
Will it work also on other processors (ex. Amd) or it is like Cuda for Gpu?

Thank you,
I have OIDN showing up in the interface now...

I have downloaded the latest build: how to activate OIDN?

Thank you,
Rickyx

Thank you!

I'd like to test OIDN:
is it available from latest version - https://github.com/LuxCoreRender/LuxCor ... tag/latest - in github?