Hi Octane community,
More one House! Render with octaneRender and some posproduction adjustments. Render method was PMC. Hope you like.
House
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siriolsd666
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Beautiful!!! Really really beautiful.The water into the pool is awesome.
Please post time of render and method, thanks.
AthlonII X2 6400+ 2.81GHz, 4Gb RAM, Gainward GF 460 GTX 2048Mb, Win7 64bit
thanks!
The first time, had used Pathtracing, but it was with some white points. After recalculated with PMC and was perfect! The render time was about 12 hours with 2000 pixels.
The first time, had used Pathtracing, but it was with some white points. After recalculated with PMC and was perfect! The render time was about 12 hours with 2000 pixels.
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gabrielefx
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excellent!!!AleksBraz wrote:thanks!
The first time, had used Pathtracing, but it was with some white points. After recalculated with PMC and was perfect! The render time was about 12 hours with 2000 pixels.
how many gtx cards you used?
quad Titan Kepler 6GB + quad Titan X Pascal 12GB + quad GTX1080 8GB + dual GTX1080Ti 11GB
I use only one!
Geforce GTX 580
Geforce GTX 580
of course it does; another non-gpu-accelerated unbiased renderer would have needed 2 dayspicajol wrote:This is all realy beautifull, but just as observer of octane community, 12 hours for one image?!
I thought this GPU reduces the time drasticly
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1x i7 2600K @5.0 (Asrock Z77), 16GB, 2x Asus GTX Titan 6GB @1200/3100/6200
2x i7 2600K @4.5 (P8Z68 -V P), 12GB, 1x EVGA GTX 580 3GB @0900/2200/4400
1x i7 2600K @5.0 (Asrock Z77), 16GB, 2x Asus GTX Titan 6GB @1200/3100/6200
2x i7 2600K @4.5 (P8Z68 -V P), 12GB, 1x EVGA GTX 580 3GB @0900/2200/4400
For one image? 
R U serious?
I suppose this is why they never tell how much rendering time...
Guys this is too much,a t least for me.
I thought that with two highend graphic card this would be "on the fly".
I got this impression looking at the Octane video demonstrations.
Is there any possibility that ALeksBraz overloaded the scene, maybe those pool caustics, window caustics...
Can you maybe turn off caustics in Octane?
The image is cripser clear, thats also maybe the reason for long time.
If you let Octane work on this image for only 2 hours, what would be the quality like? Maybe it clears fast in beeging.
R U serious?
I suppose this is why they never tell how much rendering time...
Guys this is too much,a t least for me.
I thought that with two highend graphic card this would be "on the fly".
I got this impression looking at the Octane video demonstrations.
Is there any possibility that ALeksBraz overloaded the scene, maybe those pool caustics, window caustics...
Can you maybe turn off caustics in Octane?
The image is cripser clear, thats also maybe the reason for long time.
If you let Octane work on this image for only 2 hours, what would be the quality like? Maybe it clears fast in beeging.
gpu is not magic but the ability to make much more with less
the time render you control, in two hours the picture would be approved by any customer I think, but I want to leave more time.
the time render you control, in two hours the picture would be approved by any customer I think, but I want to leave more time.