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Batch Editing Images with Corona Image Editor
hkezer:
hi, I am done with the job so we cleaned the stuff a bit, I was using 1.6horfix2, since rebusfarm only has that ( iwas using daily 1.7 actually but for rebus, we merged the file into new one). and these were the files. For me the script took around 10-15 seconds, maybe there was a problem with my computer I dont know. But in near future ill have something similar.
but some pointers
- yes it had only beauty, since its the only one I needed for that project
- What do you mean? Was it disabling the denoise and then saving? I made it wrong i guess
- about bloom, should it be off? I am not sure what do I understand about it
A question for rebus, I asked them what should i do for denoised image, because as we know, the render will finish, and then the denoise start, so I thought they might just stop it right there. So I asked them and they said I need to save it as CXR, but for example the next project is going to have around 10.000 frames, and that will be HUGE! to download and convert, do you know or suggest any other way?
--- Quote from: mike288 on 2017-08-26, 16:36:22 ---I have inspected the provided CXR and conf:
* the image contains only beauty
* it is already denoised and the conf has denoising turned off, so the command-line editor version (CLI) running behind the batch script is not performing any denoising
* the conf switches bloom and glare on, hence the effects has to be computed both in CLI (automatically) and GUI (after manual loading the conf)
I see nothing wrong. The CLI version (and hence the batch script) is pretty swift on my machine. It takes about 3 seconds to process it. I doubt that I would be able to do it faster in GUI by hand.
I have also checked CLI executable what it truly does for that file. Everything seemed OK.
Is it slower every time? Even on different machines? What corona version do you use?
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mike288:
--- Quote from: hkezer on 2017-08-30, 20:55:38 ---hi, I am done with the job so we cleaned the stuff a bit, I was using 1.6horfix2, since rebusfarm only has that ( iwas using daily 1.7 actually but for rebus, we merged the file into new one). and these were the files. For me the script took around 10-15 seconds, maybe there was a problem with my computer I dont know. But in near future ill have something similar.
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OK, I understand. What I would like to ask you to do is test it on a different computer, since we are not able to reproduce such behavior for the files you have sent us. Would that be possible? The command-line version definitely should not be slower than the GUI version. And the batch script just runs the command-line version and passes a configuration to it.
--- Quote from: hkezer on 2017-08-30, 20:55:38 ---- yes it had only beauty, since its the only one I needed for that project
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No problem here. I was just saying ...
--- Quote from: hkezer on 2017-08-30, 20:55:38 ---- What do you mean? Was it disabling the denoise and then saving? I made it wrong i guess
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No problem here either. It was OK. The CXR image from Rebus is already denoised. You can open the image in CIE (GUI) and check it in the combo box for switching render elements. There is a "[Denoised]" mark next to element's name. The configuration file has denoising turned off. In your case it just means that the command-line CIE, i.e. the batch script, won't denoise it again.
--- Quote from: hkezer on 2017-08-30, 20:55:38 ---- about bloom, should it be off? I am not sure what do I understand about it
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It is turned on because you have requested it. It is not a problem. Computing bloom and glare takes some time, but shall be the same for both the GUI and command-line version. Again, I was just saying ...
--- Quote from: hkezer on 2017-08-30, 20:55:38 ---A question for rebus, I asked them what should i do for denoised image, because as we know, the render will finish, and then the denoise start, so I thought they might just stop it right there. So I asked them and they said I need to save it as CXR, but for example the next project is going to have around 10.000 frames, and that will be HUGE! to download and convert, do you know or suggest any other way?
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Using the script is probably the way you want to go (form my point of view). It is strange that it takes more time to finish. It would be helpful if you could test it on a different machine (measure how many seconds it takes it in GUI and in the command-line version, visually check if outputs are the same). Maybe it is something wrong with your Windows setup. Hard to say.
alapierre:
Regarding activating in the script "Run denoising"...
The script seems to work for me regarding everything, saving in png also. But for some reason I'm not able to have it 'Run denoising' - which works if I do it by hand and save.
How do you set the script or configure it to activate the denoiser as if you were doing it by hand ?
Thank you
mike288:
--- Quote from: alapierre on 2017-12-30, 01:07:10 ---Regarding activating in the script "Run denoising"...
The script seems to work for me regarding everything, saving in png also. But for some reason I'm not able to have it 'Run denoising' - which works if I do it by hand and save.
How do you set the script or configure it to activate the denoiser as if you were doing it by hand ?
Thank you
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Hi, it is possible - you need to set the denoise.filterType option to Full. This can be done either explicitly on the command line, or via a config file saved from GUI after running denoising there. See CoronaImageCmd.exe --list-examples for example usage of the option.
3dboomerang:
can someone pls tell me what I'm doing wrong...
see linked video - grts
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