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Image after denoising

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Konichowaa:
Hi I'm having a project where the image turns (partially) black after denoising, when I render in high-res.
During the preparation of the file, I have rendered many times without problems in lower resolution.
For the high-resolution it seems fine while rendering passes, but at the end it becomes blacked out

Thanks for any help...

PS: same results on renderfarm

best regards, Koen

TomG:
Did you get any warnings about NaNs? Any warnings about low memory (and did you check that you are not running out of memory, even if there was no warning at the start of the render)? Also, in order to help we always need to know which version of C4D, which OS, which version of Corona.

Beanzvision:
And is Bloom and glare being used at all?

Konichowaa:
hi guys,

yes bloom+glare is used, but no other settings than usual;
bloom intensity 0.5
glare intensity 0.05
color int 0.3
color shift 0.5
treshold 1
streak count 3
rotation 15
streak blur 0.2

I got 128GB RAM, but I must check during a render if it runs up that high. It is not a very complicated scene this time, so it would surprise me, nonetheless I will check

Renderfarm also looked into it just now and they came up with a physical glass material (that I also use for several years) that when being removed it renders fine?! and also maybe due to use of coffee tags and espresso tags (these last I certaily cannot live without...) I removed the coffee tags and resend without success. Espresso tags must remain because they drive entire structure of the props

My version is R19, corona 5 (last hofix 3?) because of use with renderfarm, I cannot yet update to 6

TomG:
TY for all the info! Sounds like NaNs for sure - if NaNs are present in an image, Bloom and Glare makes them spread across the whole image into large dark patches (it's not a problem with Bloom and Glare as such, just that if a NaN is in there as a single black pixel, it will cause it to spread across large areas of the image). Glass is more likely to cause NaNs. Surprised you didn't get a warning message about it, anyway, the best thing to do in that case is to send us the problem scene. NaNs are always a render engine error, so we need to look into why they are happening so that it can be fixed.

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