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whats the difference between this and corona denoiser?
There are several differences, aside from the different algorithms:
(*) V-Ray can update the denoised result during progressive rendering so you can check out how it’s coming along and stop the render if the denoised result is good enough;
(*) The denoiser has a mode to operate on different render elements and then compose the final image back; this variant allows it to better preserve texture detail;
(*) You can go back and adjust the denoised result after a render is complete to try out different settings;
(*) The V-Ray denoiser supports hardware acceleration which can make it anywhere between 5 and 15 times faster than the pure CPU version;
(*) There is also a standalone command-line denoiser that can be used to denoise images outside of 3ds Max. This is useful in several situations:
a) when denoising animations, the denoiser can look at several frames at once. This allows you to get better results with noisier original frames and lower render times overall;
b) if you need to do some kind of post-processing, like put together one image stitched together from many tiles, you can run the denoiser on the final stitched result.
c) you can denoise images coming out from other render engines.
Best regards,
Vlado
what about for production ? is there any way to link the denoiser with say a plugin for after effects ? like how you can export motion vectors for motion blur ? it would be useful to be able to tweak on the fly to see what you can get away with in a production/vfx environment, not just in max or command line.