
Indigo 1.0.7
nik, seems to be a problem with ring and blur code being accepted by indigo... could be just me though 
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wooops... missing a > funny thing is I looked and looked and didnt spot it <old age> 




Last edited by Big Fan on Thu Feb 28, 2008 9:16 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Thank you Ono !
For some reason the checker test scene looks quite blurry when I render it using the default settings. Does this kind of sharpness comes after a while when there are enough samples? I waited till 800+ samples, but it still looked blurry. Sure wasn't as sharp as the example images. Rendering time too short?
For some reason the checker test scene looks quite blurry when I render it using the default settings. Does this kind of sharpness comes after a while when there are enough samples? I waited till 800+ samples, but it still looked blurry. Sure wasn't as sharp as the example images. Rendering time too short?
What super sample factor did you use?suvakas wrote:Thank you Ono !
For some reason the checker test scene looks quite blurry when I render it using the default settings. Does this kind of sharpness comes after a while when there are enough samples? I waited till 800+ samples, but it still looked blurry. Sure wasn't as sharp as the example images. Rendering time too short?
Can you post the render?
I used the defaults that came with the zip. I just unpacked the zip and rendered the checker_antialias_test.igs
I think the SS is 2 in the ini?
Don't have the image at work and I'm currently on a very slow workstation.
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There is also a chance, that my eyes were playing tricks on me.
I've been working long lately and it was also very late yesterday. Those checker patterns can transform into a monster late at night. I will test it again today.
I think the SS is 2 in the ini?
Don't have the image at work and I'm currently on a very slow workstation.
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There is also a chance, that my eyes were playing tricks on me.

Ok. I know from where the blurriness comes from.
It's the aperture diffraction. If I turn it off, then the output is clear and sharp, but with a.diff on it's kind of blurry.
Is it normal? Is that what a.diff does?
It's the aperture diffraction. If I turn it off, then the output is clear and sharp, but with a.diff on it's kind of blurry.
Is it normal? Is that what a.diff does?
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