In the few months that I have been using V-Ray, I have been doing primarily animation work. For this, I usually use Irradiance Mapping set to "Medium-Animation" for the primary and Quasi-Monte Carlo with default settings for the secondary.
I haven't had much time to experiment with settings, so it is nice that V-Ray comes with defaults that work well for animation and give me rock-solid results with good render times.
With some still rendering work on the horizon, I have spent some time today looking at the various merits and shortcomings of the GI engines for still rendering. And, I am curious to know what some of you (who are much more experienced with V-Ray that I) currently prefer for your GI engines and what settings you tend to default to.
Thanks
-Jeremy
I haven't had much time to experiment with settings, so it is nice that V-Ray comes with defaults that work well for animation and give me rock-solid results with good render times.
With some still rendering work on the horizon, I have spent some time today looking at the various merits and shortcomings of the GI engines for still rendering. And, I am curious to know what some of you (who are much more experienced with V-Ray that I) currently prefer for your GI engines and what settings you tend to default to.
Thanks
-Jeremy
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