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djropi
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A few interior scenes playing around with noise/ de-noise levels. Also trying out a linear workflow which produced some uneven results the first go around, but think I am getting a better concept.

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PT: 1000-2000 samples (5-15 minutes per image)
Post/ Denoising: AE
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nuno1980
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Should change from PT to PMC with caustic blur 0.000. What's your videocard?
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Thanks for the advice. Haven't played with PMC too much, know its better for interiors but also slower? Think caustic was at .1 with PT.

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djropi wrote:Thanks for the advice. Haven't played with PMC too much, know its better for interiors but also slower? Think caustic was at .1 with PT.

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PMC is slower but it's much more efficient and less noises. :)

Your GPU's are excellent! :D I use always PMC running single EVGA GTX 780 Ti Classified. ;)

Do you like my thread "Render caustics cleaned..."?
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Briefly looked over the thread. Looks like some good info :D

Will play with PMC, but time is a big factor for these renders. Trying to keep things under 10 minutes per frame with different de-noising techniques. So far neat video produces the best results, but everything changes once it's in motion...
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Nice tests!
Please don't get confused by this guy and his "advices".
He's spaming every thread with his caustics crazines...
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RobSteady wrote:Please don't get confused by this guy and his "advices".
My advice is NOT BAD!! PMC is certain option because it's less time and less samples/px per frame than PT.
He's spaming every thread with his caustics crazines...
Ok but this section is more popular (=more views) than the section "Demo version...". But still no any response in my thread... :(
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Enough with the talking; show us comparison renders with PT and PMC and all your special caustic settings. Espcecially interiors.
nuno1980 wrote:lOk but this section is more popular (=more views) than the section "Demo version...". But still no any response in my thread... :(
Then go buy a full version! Guess why there is no response: NOBODY CARES! This is all made up and not based on facts. Show us your realistic, watermarked images.
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RobSteady wrote:Then go buy a full version! Guess why there is no response: NOBODY CARES! This is all made up and not based on facts. Show us your realistic, watermarked images.
Yeah but I don't buy full version yet because "300 euro" is expensive... OTOY is silly due to no "black friday" nor "black week". :? I'm much worried due to "watermarked". :(

I'll try put images rendered in my thread after 1 or 2 day(s) of my renderer... ;)
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nuno1980 wrote:Yeah but I don't buy full version yet because "300 euro" is expensive... OTOY is silly due to no "black friday" nor "black week". :? I'm much worried due to "watermarked". :(
I'll try put images rendered in my thread after 1 or 2 day(s) of my renderer... ;)
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