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> 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
by 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.