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The Intel denoiser

The Intel denoiser

From the course: V-Ray 5 for 3ds Max Essential Training

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The Intel denoiser

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- Having taken a look at using the light mix render element along of course, with multiple additive dome lights in the scene. Let's stick with the idea of using render elements for a while, and take a look next at another option that we now have available for de-noising our scenes, this being Intel's open image de-noise offering. Coming once again to the render elements tab in the render setup dialog then, let's first of all, delete our light mix element. Go ahead and add a V-Ray De-noisier to the active elements list. And then also delete the three extra dome lights that we added in the previous exercise if we haven't already. Now just for comparison sake, let's after jumping back into the V-Ray tab, make the switch over to using progressive rather than bucket sampling here, simply, so that we can now go ahead and set a two minute render time limit, which will enable us to make a solid comparison between the three de-noise…

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