Sam and Gilly by bucyjoe
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after two hours this render stoped and it is still grainy. That is a probleb with the iray real lights that look good but take forever!
Comments (22)
wscottart
Try an iray section plane and slice away the building just behind the camera.
eekdog
Superior work on this Her pet is named xerr from my post.
bucyjoe
right I lost it after numerous computer crashes.
miwi
Klasse scene,wonderful image!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bucyjoe
thanks
Radar_rad-dude
Splendid image! Well done, even if it took forever to render.
bugsnouveau
Cool work
DustRider
Great render even if it is a little grainy (it actually seems to add to the mood of the image though). If it's any consolation, my renders seldom take less than 2 hours (using a RTX 2070). As noted by wscottart, using an Iray sectional plane can help get light into the scene. you can also extend the "Max Time" in the render settings to ensure it finishes rendering (I set mine to 0, that way it will render until the image reaches convergence, or I decide it's good enough).
Keep up the great work!!
bucyjoe
good advice I didn't know
Darkglass
Another cool image...and some very helpful info...for your next render...looking forward to it....!!
UteBigSmile
Very nice scene!
jmattatall
Brilliant image!
bucyjoe
thanks
crender
Excellent !
longprong
still looks great
marcPoser
Interesting picture! Strange poses!
uncollared
I like the grain effects look to it
RedPhantom
only 2 hours and it's that free of grain? too many times mine render overnight. Even with the grain, it's a great image. But Gilly better not drop that baby!
bucyjoe
thanks
RodS
Really nice work on this, my friend!
Just re-installed DS on the machine with the RTX2080ti.. Once I get everything installed and working again, I'll try some stuff to reduce the grain.. I'm no DAZ expert, but I've had some success before when I was using the 4.11 beta.. I just need to remember what the heck I did..
bucyjoe
I know to increase the time. It is usually in low light
gaius
EXcellent work nevertheless. What you can do is apply Denoise on you image.
dakotajaroo
beautiful composition, iray lighting is difficult in a closed environment
bucyjoe
thanks