I use neat image and neat video all the time.
You can't rely on it by only doing a couple of samples. But if you have a mostly clean image with some darker areas still noisy, it works great and doesn't delete detail.
De-noise
...yes, but it is only for win... I'm a mac user...RobSteady wrote:Okay to use it on masked out white walls/ceilings to save a few hundred samples.
Very bad to use it on the whole image, you'll loose all the details.
The solution from Innobright is much more advanced.
L.
Mac Pro 5.1 -16 GB- 2 x Titan Black 6GB - Titan Z - MacOS Yosemite 10.10.4
If you are a mac user you should really consider Blender Cycles with denoising branch. It does the magic right inside the app automatically after the render.lucioing wrote:...yes, but it is only for win... I'm a mac user...RobSteady wrote:Okay to use it on masked out white walls/ceilings to save a few hundred samples.
Very bad to use it on the whole image, you'll loose all the details.
The solution from Innobright is much more advanced.
L.
Take look at the examples here:
http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthr ... sing-build
This denoising Blender build is still being in development and does not work with multi GPU's though
CPU – i9 13900KF, 128GB RAM, GPU – RTX 4090
System – Windows 11
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System – Windows 11
My Behance portfolio, Blender plugin FB support group
We've been exploring whether it is possible to add it (and other denoiser plug-ins) to ORC for cloud render jobs with 3.1.lucioing wrote:...yes, but it is only for win... I'm a mac user...RobSteady wrote:Okay to use it on masked out white walls/ceilings to save a few hundred samples.
Very bad to use it on the whole image, you'll loose all the details.
The solution from Innobright is much more advanced.
L.