Sampling is KILLING your Renders in Blender 

You're absolutely right! A video about that is on its way.

@@CGTorusyess i would love a comparison on noise threshold.

I have rendered images with 0.5 Noise Threshold and samplings of 1200 and image looks good. But with the base threshold and just 200 samples the image looks waaasy better in details (using Openimage denosier)

It is and isn't. Depending on the complexity of the scene, there are circumstances where a lower noise threshold + lower sample counts produce better results in less time. That said, I'm speaking from an animation perspective where _temporal_ noise is the big issue and ultra sharpness isn't paramount.

@@advladart Noise Threshold is just a setting which stops sampling when certain noise level is reached in certain pixel/area. I believe 0.01 is considered 1% of Noise level. So if you want your noise level to be 1% ( barely noticeable noise ) you can set samples to 9999 and render using 0.01 Noise Threshold, it will do the math for you and you'll get best speed possible for reaching that threshold. Also don't forget about Ray Depth which can also speed up the rendering especially in interior ( low light, high GI ) and complicated scenes.

shit looks better while rendering sometimes lol

Absolutely! I've actually almost stopped using the denoiser all together, as it really doesn't look realistic to have anything look that smooth

@@ly_is_music lmao its so funny how good it looks while sampling and then the denoiser applys making it a watercolor

@@3DMVR XD yeppp exactly I also often times use the "seed" function for animations, so you get a different noise pattern per frame! So essentially creating like film grain!

@@ly_is_music oh damn didnt know that was a thing interesting

Of course, it will be the next video, actually. Thank you for your support ☝🏼🤓

If you want to know more about noise threshold, the channel "Blendergrid" has an excellent video on the subject. (I'd give you the link, but comments with links in them don't seem to work).

what??? you mean unearned a subscriber??

@@daniel_8 no, earned. I have an M2. Apple Silicon is the way. 😉 plus you don’t need a noisy rig with fans that’s the size of a college dorm fridge. 😂

@@EricKinkead I was a bit too mean, the video is very good at explaining samples. I just hate apple hardware.

Blud is supporting Apple bruh 💀

No worries 😉

Thank you so much. I hope to have those subs one day 👀

In the render section, there is a part called Performance. If you open it, you will see a value called Tile Size, which is set to 2048 by default. You can set it to any value you want, but I recommend multiples of 2, such as 16, 32, 64, 128, etc. Reducing this value usually decreases the rendering time (only a little bit)

16gb 3200mhz

@@godwinyo5206 already have 16gig and upgrading for another 16gig for heavy scene because i want to render animation and have Intel a750 gpu