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I have a question: I run render animation, but it is saved not denoised. How do you save denoised animations?
edit: I do it in luxblend
edit2: I think it's not possible without using "Compositing"

epilectrolytics wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2019 8:48 am OMG will the Orca eat the Octopus??

Probably... But that supposed to be a shark. Here's an orca I don't mind if anyone use this picture in their project Consider it CC0. They're plagiarized anyway

Thank you very much!

It's just column, beam and slab structure. All characters are the same to see how they would look in different lighting. As expected, they are almost invisible in the dark, overexposed when overly exposed and dull when out of focus. Fabric may seem a bit too transparent, but it's just denoiser got c...

Looks like great target for me to plagiarize ^^

upd: nice painting, right?

In reality, glass is almost always slightly dirty, covered with grease and dust, and these materials scatter light randomly around which can then be seen in a scenario like you describe. I (partly) disagree. Though dust and grease can and often do cover glass surface, it is easy to get rid of them ...

Background seems to be closer to the camera than the building in the bottom image .

369 samples
with OIDN ~
without denoiser ~
Meters actually have scales, but there's not enough samples for them to become apparent behind rough glass.
Wrinkled texture greatly lowers performance (it's 1.5-2 times slower with it).

Maybe a look from a different view, instead of looking for flaws, do what makes it look as close as possible to your intended goal. But I don't looking for flaws, it's flaws come looking for me! :D When I must use bump, I do normal maps, them working fine. It's just I'm a bit frustrated when height...

Look, there's black and white map. Curb length is 1 meter; ball diameter is 10 cm. Bump height is 80 cm! And if I set it to anything below 10 cm, bump just disappear. b2.png ~ But if I remap the map to values from 0.5 to 1.0, bump height has to be just 2mm. b1.png ~ And if I use HDRI, these values h...