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Hi just to share with you some pics of a project i'm currently working.

Architect : Andrea Biondi
Location : Abidjan Zone 4
renderer : Luxcore 2.0
R/time : Bidir ===>> 8hr / path GPU ===>> 3hr
Device : i7 6700 / R9 3900


Path ocl


Bidir

These images scream for some denoiser love. Great work, as usual.

The ceiling lights seem to have black fringes, is that caused by the pixel filter or is there some kind of black mesh border around the light?
You could also try to add a bit of bloom/glare to the lights in postpro.

On the first render, I like how you control the the lighting inside the building.
On the second render it looks to bright.

Thanks and glad you like it guys

B.Y.O.B. wrote: ↑Thu May 10, 2018 4:45 pm The ceiling lights seem to have black fringes, is that caused by the pixel filter or is there some kind of black mesh border around the light?
You could also try to add a bit of bloom/glare to the lights in postpro.

david57 wrote: ↑Thu May 10, 2018 5:30 pm On the first render, I like how you control the the lighting inside the building.
On the second render it looks to bright.

It always super cool to have such relevent advice.
Agree with both of you.theses light problem become obvious only after a lot of rendering time add to this the way bidir bring more light compared to simple path and a slow computer ...
Will try diferent setting next time.

I mess up, when making adjustments to render settings at night time. When I see the render in the day time, it looks very bad.

B.Y.O.B. wrote: ↑Thu May 10, 2018 4:45 pm The ceiling lights seem to have black fringes, is that caused by the pixel filter or is there some kind of black mesh border around the light?
You could also try to add a bit of bloom/glare to the lights in postpro.

Great images!
I have seen these black pixels around light sources when you use a pixel filter with negative compounds in the kernel, e.g. mitchell. Which pixel filter do you use?

Do you remenber ? This is how it turn out in real world ( unfinished of course )