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It is preformed purely on the GPU (Corona High Quality Denoiser - on the CPU).NVIDIA GPU AI Denoiser works in a similar way to the Corona High Quality Denoiser, however there are some substantial differences: It requires a supported GPU to work (See: Hardware Requirements), which is detected during the installation. It is applied almost in real-time during interactive or regular rendering, and after the rendering is stopped.

This denoiser's main purpose, as the name suggests, is to provide fast, noise-free previews. Decreasing can help prevent loss of fine details. Increasing it may help reduce very strong noise.

Denoise radius - radius of the blurring filter.

The default value of 0,65 provides good balance between denoising and fine detail.

Denoise amount - this blends between the denoised and non-denoised image.

There are two parameters controlling this denoising type:

Gather data for later - gathers denoising data for the standalone Corona Image Editor.

Only remove fireflies - useful in scenes where fireflies are the only issue, much faster than full denoising.Note: Clicking "Cancel" in the 3ds Max rendering dialog will DISCARD denoising, and it will not be applied to the final rendering! To stop rendering and apply denoising, you need to use the "Stop" button in the Corona VFB, or in the 3ds Max rendering dialog.Ĭorona High Quality Denoiser has three modes: This is especially useful if the denoised image appears to be over-processed (generally this should not happen but can sometimes be observed, for example in case of textures with very subtle patterns and rendering a small number of passes).Ĭorona High Quality Denoiser is executed after the rendering is finished by either limiting the rendering, or by manually stopping it after desired time. The result can be interactively blended with the original non-denoised image directly in the VFB after the rendering is finished to achieve desired level of denoising. Therefore it is not a strictly a 2D post-process.

This denoiser is a post-rendering effect which analyzes noise in the 3D space and smartly reduces it without producing splotches while maintaining sharp edges and texture details. There are 3 types of denoising in Corona Renderer: It can significantly reduce render times by removing the need to wait until the noise refines during the rendering process. Denoising is a feature built into Corona Renderer, which can be used to quickly make noisy images noise-free.