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Chaos Corona 13 for 3ds Max - Daily Builds Discussion
marche3d:
You know what would be awesome? Once the Corona AI Enhancer is fully polished, it would support image sequences too, so we could enhance people in animations as well.
Kelevra:
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--- Quote from: Juraj on 2025-06-18, 13:38:50 ---I can quote Alex's really good suggestion of running internally downresed input so the user can have the primary image be native high-res and AI enhancement up-resed.
I still miss the internal AA down-resing from Corona Alpha :- )
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Oh the internal AA down resing, that was before my time - is it at all similar to what is shown in this recent video? (basically, render to 2x resolution, then downscale to final image size). This is an idea I am considering putting on the cards for development, basically skipping the Photoshop step of downsizing, so am interested to hear thoughts.
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Yes, please.
Skipping the downscale process in Photoshop would be amazing.
Sandertype:
+1 to having this auto rescale with the ai denoiser done under the hood.
Mr.White:
+1 also from me. It works fantastic and the benefits are many (saved time especially). Would be great to see it implemented directly in Corona.
alexyork:
Not to derail the topic about the AI thing, but that video about the intel denoiser used with tent really changed the game. We're finding significant detail boost at lower passes using this method, and that's without actually rendering at 2x scale and downscaling back down. It's meaning we can render animations natively at 4k in the same general time as we'd have rendered 1080p animations, because the image detail and denoising results with the Intel denoiser (with Tent) are so impressive. And of course the benefits are there too no matter what resolution you're working at, so we're also using this method now for general work e.g. 6k/10k renders. The whole 2x scaling thing is more faff than it's truly worth IMO. Also what's not discussed in that video AFAIK is RAM usage at higher resolutions - something to consider.
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