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  • #1891087
    MDknt
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    Hi guys
    any ideas about light dots in render scene ?

    Light dots err

    in whole scene in photo-realistic mode render DAZ 4.20
    whole scene

    #1891125
    Frank21
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    Nice picture MDknt. You can either increase your render time and/or samples.

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    #1891127
    andrea
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    Light Dots = Firefly

    Iray prefers to have light directly hitting surfaces as much as possible... your scene is too dark ( but it's beautiful ).

    I recommend to read this article, you will understand better the firefly issue:

    Why Is There Noise in My Daz Studio Iray Render and How to Remove It

    After all, you also can use the denoiser filter, but eventually your scene will become blurred.

    #1891390
    Biff the Adequate
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    Updated

    This any better?

    #1891499
    DirkDiggler
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    Like Frank21 Said. It's the easiest way without any compromise. Though I find sometimes what frank said isn't enough. You need to change in the same tab Render Quality to 3 or 5 and the Render Converged Ratio to 99%. Do not put 100%. This will typically remove all the "Grain" From images.
    The render will take longer, but come out nice.

    DD

    #1891592
    andrea
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    Much better, lovely scene.
    I'm 99% sure that you used the denoiser, as some details seems lost in the larger version.

    #1891802
    Biff the Adequate
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    @amoreto I used an AI program just to show what can be done, but essentially you're right, it just "denoises" the picture. However, it means that if you have an image that's taken forever to render and still has noise, the AI is less destructive as it is applied post render.

    #1891868
    andrea
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    @unusualsuspex
    I am very sorry to say that you are 100% correct in your comments. 🙂

    #1892366
    MDknt
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    Thx 4 info guys ....
    just trying to figure out why dots sometimes appear in render
    and may it depend on using CPU or GPU ...
    dots can appear in scene or in char test render (without lights and environment)

    #1896479
    MDknt
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    New render with settings..

    #1896720
    gaver
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    I use these settings, works like a charm
    fireflies
    Dit a quick example
    Example

    As said above, you can Up the amount of samples.
    In theorie studio renders forever, but there is the factor time.
    null

    And there is the hardware...
    Used to have a 2 GB GPU and 8GB Ram.
    Got myself nes pc not long ago, and man that makees a world of difference
    AMD Ryzen 7 5700G
    GeForce RTX 3060 12Gb GPU
    32GB RAM
    M.2 SSD

    Pictures that took over two hours render in under 3 minutes.
    Had fireflies on old system to, poor thing just coudný handle it

    #1896761
    Frank21
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    @Gaver - The DS denoiser works OK for the example you show, but with "normal" renders the denoiser kills finer details and sharpness. This is why I rarely use it. I agree that is some situations it can do a good job when image sharpness and clarity aren't paramount.

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    #1896763
    MDknt
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    Thx 4 info
    I set render quality up yo 99 and
    in filtering (under flare switch set to 1 )

    denoiser off

    but on my system 1 scene render 8h ..

    may be that good idea to by 3090 ...

    #1896772
    Frank21
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    "I set render quality up yo 99 and...."

    99

    #1896783
    MDknt
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    LOL
    Something like that

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