Render Only Gets So Good?

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zsouthboy
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Render Only Gets So Good?

Post by zsouthboy » Sun Oct 29, 2006 12:02 pm

Rendered about 48h; I stopped seeing gains after about 20 though.

Got to about 6500 mutations per pixel.

I wanted to see how long / how many mutations it would take to get a "clean" image.



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I realize that past a certain point, the laws of diminishing returns kick in; I will keep an hourly image next time I try this, to try and pinpoint that.

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Post by BZ Win » Sun Oct 29, 2006 12:06 pm

Remeber, when you get to 1000 muts, you'll need to get to 2000 to see 50% less noise...and so on... It may take awhile to get rid of all the noise..

Personally, I think renders should always have some noise, like most real photos

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Post by arneoog » Sun Oct 29, 2006 12:08 pm

Noise Rocks!!! 8) :lol:

Awsome Render, by the way! :D

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Post by zsouthboy » Sun Oct 29, 2006 12:22 pm

Oh, noise doesn't bother me.

I shoot Nikon DSLRs. (If you're in the business, you'll get the joke)

I was just wondering what Nick had to say about it.


I've restarted the render at a much higher resolution (4000x3000), we'll see what it looks like at 48 h to compare :D

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Post by tungee » Sun Oct 29, 2006 8:21 pm

I like your rendering very much.
this looks too mee like my old chemistry laboratuy .Cool.
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