Simple Renderings Thread

[StompinTom]

Scene taken from http://www.3drender.com/challenges/

Nice! Moar dirt! More reflections!

[Borgleader]

Dude thats pretty neat! Reminds me of SW:KoToR

[Camox]

A few furniture pieces.

[OnoSendai]

Great photos Camox
Please upload to gallery!

[Camox]

Thanks Nick done...

[ENSLAVER]

Def still a WIP - just a flower test really, even though they are all out of scale and in the wrong places

[zeitmeister]

That's art, man … let it cook!

[dcm]

remove DOF from front of camera

i can help with cooking on my 2 machines if you want hi-res

[FoXar]

Nice work Camox! I like your studio setup, although the desk render could use a little bit more color/contrast imo, but still excellent work!

ENSLAVER, very nice work! Love the composition, a little less of DOF would make it even better I think. Keep it up!

[Camox]

@ FoXar
Thank you

@ ENSLAVER
The flower looks really fantastic. It looks like a apple blossom.

[Mus Lee]

Over 14 h of rendering, and 128 000 saples per pixel and still background is noisy! I don't get it :/

I was using BiDir pathtrace mode.

[dcm]

Dof is hard to render....im using blurring brush in photoshop with low value to hide noise on area with DOf

[OnoSendai]

Over 14 h of rendering, and 128 000 saples per pixel and still background is noisy! I don't get it :/

I was using BiDir pathtrace mode.

Nice render!
That is rather slow..
Are the light sources in the background directly visible by the camera? Or is there glass in the way?

[Zom-B]

That is rather slow..

DOF blur sampling was always quite slow in Indigo,
if the bg circles are just reflecting light and doing the bokeh that may be a reason for the slow convergance:
http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... f=5&t=7221

Bokeh for actual emitters are rendering faster...

[Mus Lee]

Yes, bokeh circles are glass reflecting light above it.

Ok, I understand - DOF rendering in indigo is quite slow, so I have other qestion:

For example: I export scene with BiDir MLT setting and I render it. Everything is going fine but sometimes I decide to stop render and render it again with other mode like pathtrace (not exporting again just stop and change settings). Ok, It runs for a few hours I save it as an igi file. And here is the best part, when I resume rendering with an igi file with the scene I saved before it seems like Indigo switched mode to BiDir MLT, becouse I can see it on the right in render settings and samples per secon dramatically drops down.
Am I right? Indigo changed rendering mode?

Now, when I want to resume render with different settings than at the beginning, just in case, I edit a 'settings.igs' file with notepad.