Ideally there would be some way to add into the above workflow the excellent Intel AI-powered free offline 'OIDN' denoiser. But, amazingly, no-one has yet made it into a Photoshop plugin. But even if they did, it probably would not be 32-bit. OIDN can be had in Daz via mcjDenoise, but that can only work on the folder of 'recent renders' within Daz.

An example use situation would be rendering iRay renders directly into a series of layered comic-book panels in Photoshop. With an OIDN plugin they could then be denoised 'in place' as they come in from Daz Studio's Bridge.

I guess the workaround there is that you get all the renders arranged into one .PSD in Photoshop CS6, save it, then open the same .PSD in Photoshop 2018 or higher for more postwork. Where you can then at least use the Topaz Denoise AI plugin.

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