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amazing insights. Then I might even be able to use more and have an even clenaer acrylic!

Such a niche sketches bringing information! I really appreciate it!

there it is necessary to set the maximum brightness value for any pixel in the image.
try it, put 1, and it will get a little dark, but the fireflies will disappear.
then, gradually increase the value until the fireflies reappear.
well, or give me a scene, I have 15 minutes of time, I'll see ...

Please make sure to read some basic luxcore tutorial it will avoid you a lot of useless headaches and save you somuch time and energy ;) :

https://youtu.be/UVattTf1a5Q


Thank you ! I do know the video. It is hard to remember where and when to go to check it. Also the explanation about the ...

ok I needed to turn it off...its 55 minutes...and 1000px it does not make much sense...I hope I am doing wrong I really hope so hahah

Sharlybg wrote: Wed Oct 07, 2020 10:26 am What is your clamping value ?

Hi Dravia! you mean this?
Its unchecked....

I am trying with your method...its 40 minutes and 4000 samples...my god...This is a low res render..I can not imagine how long it will take to make a still render in high res of this frame...

if anything, coffee can be brewed over a fire. don't worry about them :)
when I find problem areas, I draw a frame around them, and try to "squeeze out power" - the noise level. I usually rate 10 or 15 for commercial projects.
https://i.imgur.com/BbJozsH.png

BCD has such a function, try it. I ...

Here a test of 1000 samples with BCD and the fairflies future active. Not happy with the result...It erases a lot of the details and the fireflies are still present. If someone has another workaround I would highly appreciate it.

Test with OIDIN 3000 samples and a lot of time to render for a small 1000x1000

It turns out to be an absolutely delightful project!
The glass looks so great that you stare into it.
At the expense of fireflies - I would advise to render a small area (ctrl + b) to a noise level of 15 (or even 10). And try using a squelch. Both OIDN and BCD know how to remove them. And the BCD ...