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Disney's latest CGI films are rendered on a much higher resolution and with multiple denoising passes and other settings set to max to hide even the smallest in
by asutekku 6y ago
Disney's latest CGI films are rendered on a much higher resolution and with multiple denoising passes and other settings set to max to hide even the smallest instances of grain. One would get a similar result with much less time and the differences would not be noticeable for 99% of the people, if they were to turn down some settings a bit.
- zimpenfish 6y ago> rendered on a much higher resolution and with multiple denoising passes and other settings set to max to hide even the smallest instances of grain Is that to let them create something like a (say) 16K archival master that covers all the formats they might want for the foreseeable future without an expensive re-render?
- shiburizu 6y agoRendering at a higher resolution than the format target and downsampling to the target provides anti-aliasing. Gives them the "CGI" smoothness.