Unfortunately I found out right now a problem with Nvidia Denoiser in RC5.
Once the image is rendered and saved in CXR format, once opened with the Corona Image Editor the Nvidia denoiser gives me very bad and strange results!
I attached a screenshot to see.
It happens with all the CXR files I have, older ones and new ones.
The latest Nvidia driver is installed and I use a 3080 RTX.
I didn’t mentioned this problem in 3ds Max, when I render in the application the denoiser seems to work well, probably there is a problem withe Corona Image Editor.
the problem appeared at my workstation at home and as I’ve mentioned in my initial message, if I open OLD CXR files it happens as well.
In any case, if it can help, I can send you a teapot scene once back at home.
For your info, VFB works perfectly well, CIE is the problem…
Maybe uninstall Corona and install it again could fix the problem? I’ll try that too tonight.
If I render a 8.500px image in Region mode (the region is quite small) and Nvidia Denoiser is on, the VFB image area flashes every 1 or 2 seconds. It goes to black and turns normal again.
Did you guys had a chance to check what’s going on? Why it produces those artifacts only in high res and no low res? Could be my GFX card?
I have no graphic issues with the card in any application, gaming, or other software.
Hi Dionysios, sorry, we don’t have any new findings yet. We will look into this ASAP.
Sorry that this is taking so long, I will do my best to speed it up.
no stress, I am just wondering if is a HW problem or SW one.
Here in the office it doesn’t happen and same thing for my second workstation at home, both have an Nvidia 1080 card installed.
I only see the issue on the workstation where an RTX 3080 card is on.
I was able to reproduce this issue, but only using your CXR file.
I opened your scene and rendered it locally, saved a new CXR file in 6100 resolution and denoised it in CIE - everything was fine.
And I am using “only” a GTX 1660.
So it appears to be some issue on your end. Here is what I would suggest:
In V7, we do not install the specific Optix denoiser with Corona. Instead, we provide the one shipped with NVIDIA drivers, so:
Uninstall Corona completely
Go to C:\Program Files\Corona and remove this whole folder
Make sure you have the latest NVIDIA drivers installed in your system
The issue is produced with the latest Nvidia Driver 471.11.
Resolved if I install the previous one 466.77, so it is the Nvidia latest driver responsible for the artifacts!