Reducing render times by 92%! Denoiser showdown 

He over used the denoiser on himself

Hahahahahaha

lol

lol..instant haircut. He even wearing the same shirt.

when i saw that andrew change i go down to read comments and i find this first comment. hahahahhahaha

I don't think it works that way, but I respect the effort 👍

Help How to remove that shadow when setting the camera ??

@@movietheatresherrif7085 could you be more specific?? which part of the video?

@@heyitsmejm4792 I mean my videos when I try to adjust my camera there are some shadow which overcome my objects!

@@movietheatresherrif7085are you doing an interior scene?

Any news in the denoising for archwiz aniimation department? :)

Thanks, appreciate the update!

does it work on gtx cards????????????????????????????????????

@@blackknight47 Works with my GTX 1060, so I guess it works on gtx cards!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

is there any AI denoiser compatible with AMD ?

😍

ODIN is actually already in master.

I have an all AMD build :/

@@nerdroberts1927 Intel's denoiser works with AMD, any CPU that supports SSE4.2

Why wait? It's available already.

Ur awesome

* turns on all 3 denoisers at once *

Even with animation?? It would be great

@@fabbrobbaf not yet, unfortunately. It still affects animation as a sequence of single footages, so flickering like in Optix remains. Actually it is already in downloadable alpha version of 2.81.

Andrey Sokolov I made a simple turnaround with susanne and it actually worked (by far better than the current default denoiser) but I wanted to know if it worked in more complex situations. So you say no...😔

nice nice

Sounds goofy... But I regularly do denoising on video (with Neat)... And then I add just a tad of film grain. :D In short... While technically grain is basically the noise equivalent in film, there is a big difference between how film grain appears vs video noise. And it does have the perk that it dithers what otherwise could end up as color banding.

This aint a joke. Dithering. Look it up. Makes the scene look more photorealistic. Within reason of course, nobody's advocating the 8mm look

@@jmalmsten Interesting! I want to try it out. Off to go check out Neat.

in after effects anywhere betwen 2 to 5 % grain is a good amount , it already dithers but doesnt deteriorate

Eevee is so much non-realistic with horrible shadow and low quality material

@Blank Person what, the ram dosn't change anything, i have 8gb of ram too, you need, a nice gpu, or a Nice Cpu, i reccomend you a nice gpu, if you want to gaming too... also the gpu i have render in Cycles in 4 seconds a really big scene, instead the viewport it renders istantly, my gpu is only 170$ Gygabyte Nvidia GeForceGTX 1650 super

@@blk9365 stupidest shit ive heard ever ram does matter for 3d anything 16gb minimal, its neccessary for a few reasons mainly for rendering mid to high poly scenes i myself have 64gb which allows me to load in up to 128 billion polygons granted that isnt really neccessary for small animations but for larger ones its neccessary

@@andrexsintoval3776 Now we were talking about rendering time, the most important thing is the Graphics card

@@blk9365 yeah but if your gonna be using mid to high poly assets its important to have the ram to do so

I've been testing the intel denoiser myself and I'd say it's on par with Optix, not convinced it's better though. The downsides of Optix certainly appear to be present in Intel's one in a like for like situation. The best difference is that the Intel Denoiser is implemented as a compositing node allowing you to work some node magic to preserve details and, of course, it's open source so way more Blender friendly.

@@BlenderBrit Sorry I forgot to clarify that it's better for edges, as it uses the normals in the denoising as well.

at first I thought Andrew is talking about that

yes, I assumed he was going to be talking about it in this video but apparently not, lol

So no AMD denoiser? I suppose it's only gonna work on intel CPUs... oh well neat video still seems like a good option

NAVIDIA

As far as I know, he pronounced it the right way.... Edit: Alright, he doesnt ru-vid.com?stzid=UgxfpHGcondVv8w9ASZ4AaABAg.8ytJPMmW4HH8ytWq_1V0Aj&event=comments&html_redirect=1&q=http%3A%2F%2Finternational.download.nvidia.com%2Fpartnerforce-us%2FBrand-Guidelines%2FNVIDIA_LogoGuidelines.pdf&redir_token=hVAoCzZiXlcKS2ToBGuIDNoWdNt8MTU2NjQ2OTcyM0AxNTY2MzgzMzIz

I was searching for someone to talk about this. Thank you kind sir!

@GBRL By law of the internet and entropy, this was bound to happen

That's the first time I've ever someone say it that way. I had to pause and look in the comments to see if someone else pointed it out.

Nowhere near as bad as mrwhostheboss and his Fuchsia pronunciation.

That’s how I would say it...How would u guys say it?

Patrick Edwards It's actually pronounced "envidiah"

En-vi-di-a

I was actually shocked too. I have never heard someone saying it this way. From all the beginning i have always pronounced it as "Envidia"

I have three denoisers In my tests: Fastest || BlackMagic Resolve - RedGiant - NEAT || Best results in tough situations If you don't mind rendering at higher samples pick the fastest, if you have want to render at low noise sample use the others. That's why I like RedGiant. It gives me enough to get by but is still that tad faster on longer sequences.

For hundreds of dollars...no thanks.

Honestly I recorded this a good 6 weeks ago, and I couldn't find any way to make Intel's denoiser work.

@@blenderguru Use our build, it's available in graphicall, in fact tonight (in a few hours in spain) I'll present a new feature that will be implemented in 2.81 or 2.82, but we just implemented it in our branch, stay tuned to our channel, the live will be in english :)

@@qozia1370 calm down, son.

Could you link me to a good temporal aware blender denoise video, article or something? I have never heard about it and in a quick search I couldn't find anything

@@GCAF_ Have you find something about that topic?

Architector #4 or just buy a Threadripper

The idea of being able to apply denoising on a real image is really nice though.

My buddy would call it Ni-vin-dia . Never understood where he saw the second N.

@@LetTheWritersWrite Hahaha! Hell, if you're gonna say it wrong then you might as well go all out.

why

Yup. Only one month apart too :P

It was left on the "cutting room floor". :D

As someone else mentioned, it's due to the difference in denoisers.

@@blenderguru I thought you went to exercise and then took a shower there in the cut

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-O0BtMVlDXmc.html

haha

Yeah. We need the doughnuts!

u are butiful. kis me pls

@@terryd8692 weed need donuts too.

@@Shortydesbwa If its coming all the way from the states my donut won't be very fresh. I need a nice local doughnut.

Much more stable but still not fully there.

will it work for animation? or still frames only?

Hunan beings are basically just a walking doughnut

yeah i was waiting for an update like this to learn blender

There are plenty of excellent beginner tutorials on YT already, I can recommend Grant Abbitt, he's made some great videos for 2.8 beginners.

He's Australian. He's saying it like that just to piss you off.

Obviously the proper spelling is "novideo"

i say it like that

As long as it has the best NVIDIA card available, it is a good laptop for blender.

cpu and ram also have big impact depending on what youre doing. Go for as good components as possible that your economy allows.

16 - 32 gb of ram ryzen 3600 or above, or intel i7 (newest gen is good, but last gen is not much worse) GTX 2080 and a decently sized HDD *i dont know much about laptops, but if you can find one with these specs it will work great. You could also just invest in a Render Farm subscription. At work i have an old PC from around 2012, and it works decently for blender. and then when i need to render i send it off to the Render Farm*

People don't render on laptops! At least not those who are serious about it. Laptops are relatively slow, and would run hot for long periods of time if you rendered on them. Not good. Same goes for complex simulations. The ideal rendering machine is one with many cpu cores and lots of ram, although exactly how much depends on how complex your scenes are and whether you are rendering a single frame or a sequence of frames for animation. Resolution also matters. For a desktop pc, consider 8 cores/16 threads and 16 GB of ram as a starting point. Enthusiasts will be looking at 16 core/32 thread or 32 core/64 thread machines with 32 - 128 GB of ram. If you're really serious, then you'll probably build yourself a small render farm. However, if you're determined to manage with just a laptop, then using a cloud render service might be the best option. Rendering on gpus is also an option, but they are limited by the amount of graphics ram that they have. A big, complex scene with many light sources, materials and complex reflections may not fit into the gddr available. A gpu cannot access system ram, which is why studios use render farms comprising of Xeon processors and huge amounts of ram per machine. Very expensive, but effective. However, it seems that most people seem to manage rendering on gpus, most of the time. Right now, I would be more interested in the OpenGL performance of a gpu, as a guide to its EEVEE performance for fast render preview.

Ask a police department.

It's in the making :)

@@blenderguru 😠

Why don't y'all just hop into the program and experiment and do your own best logical approach to achieving that, you can only follow tutorials step by step for so long. No need to delay and wait for someone else to figure out the steps for you.

Yep. Great timing :P I actually recorded this 6 weeks ago, and when I looked there was no easy way to test the intel denoiser back then. I'll eagerly await 2.81 to do a comparison :)

Blender Guru have you tried the bone studio Blender build in GraphicAll, comes with the denoiser as well as adaptive sampling which i think you will love, it decreases render times a lot in some scenes

me too

lol , it's old mehod , now it's integrated inside blender , no need to install anymore.

Most reliable.

business expense loophole :)

He should rephrase that to "is made possible" or something different..

@@TheUninstaller2000 When you want to promote your own company so you sponsor yourself by it :P

@@SuperBialyWilk :) heh, i see no problem with it. Its not like its a secret.

There are different ways to advertise.

It's Leviosa, not Laevioeesaaa Yes, i agree

I mean. he already has a huge following. It's basically free advertisement. and the service offered is really good.

*THAT'S THE JOKE*

*Completely ignored the part where YT compression was mentioned* 😜

No, you're not the only one, and you're right, the correct pronunciation is "en-vidia"