Vray 2.0 Noise Problem

[senior_queso]

Hey Guys,

i have a question. Do you have a lot of more Noise in your Renderings since you use 2.0? And if yes how do you avoid it?

thx for your help

[Subburb]

Hi ! Is the noise on all image, or more into Dark areas ?

[crazy homeless guy]

Are you clamped on a pre 2.1 build?

[senior_queso]

No its all over the Picture. I Use my settings as always but the renderings arent that clear as they where.
My settings

Adaptive DMC 1-16

Exponential Gamma 1

LC/IR 2000/-6-1

DMC Sampler
Adaptive A 0,85
Noise Trsh. 0,005

[Morbid Angel]

No its all over the Picture. I Use my settings as always but the renderings arent that clear as they where.
My settings

Adaptive DMC 1-16

Exponential Gamma 1

LC/IR 2000/-6-1

DMC Sampler
Adaptive A 0,85
Noise Trsh. 0,005

The best way to solve any noise issue is to isolate the noise and identify where its coming from i.e. is it a reflection noise? gi, lighting etc. Render each of those components one at a time and isolate the issue.

[plewallen]

Yes there was a fundamental change from Vray 1.5 to Vray 2.0 and above with regards to the image sampler. I had a huge amount of trouble. This post was instrumental in helping me.

http://www.interstation3d.com/tutori...yfing_dmc.html

It is somewhat hard to understand but one thing I did that you are doing also is I had my adaptive sampler setting around .9 and I changed it to .5 and I kept the noise threshold from .005 to .002. In the DMC sampler settings I have it set now for a range of 1-30. The link above does explain (far better than I could) the relationship between the DMC sampler settings and the material subdivision settings.

I hope this helps.

Cheers,

[zeronove]

I agree with Morbid, to find the source of noise I suggest using the correct elements (typically reflection, lighting, shadows and specular) and then crack up the right subds