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Hi,

Some months ago I posted this in the wip forum but at this time glasses rendering were quite hard and fireflies the hell. So I decided to get a try with that scene and the current Octane release and wow, the scene is lit with an hdr map also used as the background and I got clean results in 1-2 minutes in 1600px !!

What a beast!
Nice project
You should do some short animation like a 'bullet time', playing with the focus point and aperture cause the wild thing is small...
That could demonstrate how octane is handling cameras.

That make me remember to ask if/when we can expect an octane floating point image file that we can tonemap (with a batch for animations) or perhaps just calibrated hdr and with some multi-light.

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Stunning results would love to see an animation!

Looking good...
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I wounder how you take the time for all your projects.
Especial in this realy good quality.
Hope we will see much more of your work...

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Yeaah enrico, you're pushing the envelope every time! Love the idea.

I agree with tchoa: it would be very cool to see a slow motion animation on that!

Wonderful. I liked it before and I like it now

Fantastic work, as usual!
I REALLY wish I could take a look at your .ocs files!!

That's fucking awesome!

I have a minor thing to criticize. Looks like the lead and light bulp fitting hasn't been affected by the destructive force in the form of a fly in the first image. Otherwise absolutely perfect!

Thanks for comments.

Yeah, an animation would be nice and I already thought to that, mmm, should really consider it ...

@Face: Well most of the images I publish are made from old projects revisited, it requires some work but once materials are setup and thanks to Octane it's quite fast By the way, I also spend much time on modelling, I just need that for my mental health

Very nice work ! Fortunately, I have never had this kind of fly at home !