How to Eliminate Noise During Rendering in Maya | Using Arnold Render | EveryCG

In this video, we take you on a step by step approach that shows you how to eliminate noise and improve your render time and quality in Maya.
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[@lindsieelizabeth4330]

Dude, you need to shorten the video and get to the point quicker..but all the same helpful

[@PierreAlexandreDucos]

18:00 *where the tut becomes legendary*

[@jeonin9033]

great tutorial man, thank you so much for offering this for free! it's really helpful!!

[@henryfive8862]

Thank you, the best tutorial about render settings i have ever seen.

[@Andrew_Mulligan]

Helpful, thanks!

[@calebcat8911]

Extremely practical and detailed! Thank you very much, it helped a lot!

[@umarujalloh2962]

Thanks!

[@theapexpredator157]

This video helped demystify Arnold Render quite a bit for me, thx.

[@everycg]

Glad to hear that

[@Princesita9123]

This really help me out with my school project as none of my professors didn't know how to denoise

[@everycg]

Glad I could help!

[@user-vp8uw2ot8c]

So detail n thanks

[@dilvancedraz5279]

tks man

[@keithyakouboff8755]

Nice tute. Could do without the repetitiveness at some points, but helpful. Thank you.

[@BuGuedes]

sir, you just saved my life

[@everycg]

Glad it helped

[@diegolopezgarcia]

Really usefull, thx u! I got one question, when u get rid of all the noise, how do make it lose al the pixelated areas, like the cable in ur final render?

[@everycg]

Pixels are different from noise. To get rid of pixels, increase your "Image Size" to HD_1080 under Render Settings -> Common -> Image Size. Also, if you are using Texture Maps, make sure the maps have enough resolution. Thank you!

[@abdullaharshak.n7870]

Have you tucked adaptive sample check box??

[@3DProductVisualizer]

You doing render with Graphic card or cpu and if you’re render with GPU then which GPU you used ? Btw this tutorial is best tutorial

[@rokerin]

what happens when I change from CPU to GPU all these opinions are disabled?

[@diegoalehandrourso1063]

GPU rendering does not allow control of indirect samples (diffuse, specular, transmission, sss, volume indirect)... Sampling for GPU rendering is controlled via the Camera AA samples, Adaptive Sampling, and last with Ray Depth. Low Settings: AA:5 Adaptive Sampling: 20 (threshold: 0.05) Ray Depth: 10 (to be divided depending on scene) High Settings: AA:20 Adaptive: 80 (threshold: 0.005) one more zero on purpose Ray Depth: 20 (to be divided depending on scene)

[@jerbinjerard6855]

I do have a question like how can u reduce the noise when ur applying mesh light to a object cuz i already applied mesh light for the obj and it seems even tho I increased the samples for it the noise is still there and i also tweaked with my camera settings to reduce the noise but I'm still having a lot of noise in my scene so how can I reduce it to null when I'm using a mesh light...

[@everycg]

Unfortunately, mesh light is like that, which is why many people avoid it when possible. But try increasing your diffuse samples along with your AA samples.

[@theskeletonful]

36:30 Cant we just set the transmission and sss sampling to 0 instead of 1????

[@everycg]

Yes you can. If you view those passes and they are black, which means they are not contributing to the quality of your image, you can set them to 0 to reduce your render time

[@MG-ok9mn]

Why you back and forth with the render setting that you just said don't do it because it is not officiant? making no seance.

[@BuGuedes]

I think he writes the settings down to put it back in the end. He changes them momentarly when focusing on a specific area to reduce render times when trying out different things. Thats just a speculation from what I've seen on the video, @EveryCG please correct me if thats not the case.

[@darshankumar6918]

is that gpu or cpu rendering

[@everycg]

CPU. Maya don't seem to like GPU rendering

[@diegoalehandrourso1063]

@@everycg believe it or not, most vfx studios still use CPU rendering, despite the loud crowd on the internet and forums for GPU rendering.

[@Enzo-ri9if]

No one work with cpu

[@weirdlyflipping2349]

get to the point dammit

[@fattmoleyTv]

tighten up the video, very confusing to try and follow along.

[@PAGAN99]

thanks

[@everycg]

You're welcome!