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Something spacey and kind of abstract I guess. Just had this idea and wanted to try it out. This time I also rendered a thin fog using exterior volume. I'm really interested in all this volume rendering and next things will be liquids and maybe some smoke.

It seems like denoiser clamps bright parts of my images, I rendered image in 16 bit and used mostly area lights. When I used HDR image, it was working fine. Also sometimes denoiser doesn't start so I have to re render my image again.

Is there or will there be a way to add thin film effect to a material. Like for skin or leather and bubbles also . I tried somehing with magic noise which I added to specular color, but I'd prefer a dedicated material like glossy coating.

Made some changes and let it render for longer time to get rid of noise.

A quick doodle, nothing really fancy. Subtle smoke layer was added in compositing.

Okay, thanks for explaining. I wonder what is the intended use of these non tonemapped aov's? I assume that if I use beauty pass I still get the correct result just with normalized lighting so what could I benefit from those raw passes?

Altough I already found solution to my problem, which was to achieve transparent background, I noticed that RGB and RGBA aov's look super bright. Other passes like direct diffuse and indirect diffuse looked fine.

What I am trying to do is to make pointiness affect bigger area. In the attached photo I want to make pointiness go further down the slopes, but using band only increases contrast.

Late night rendering just for practice and fun. Fog was added in post.

Is it possible to control pointiness falloff? Right now it seems that multiplier slider only controls it's strength not size.