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Hi!
As maru says in this thread, i start new topic, and i try to explain my question better and with examples. Sorry for my English and also if this is stupid question, because i'm new for Corona and rendering. I try to found answer with google and freshdesk, but still do not really understand.

In two words my question is:
Did we need to worry somehow about the power of HDRI, if we can compensate possible low lighting from it with making EV in high state?


For understanding it i make simple test scene with not big window, portal in it (properly installed) and HDRI only for lighting.

First shot was made with default 1.0 RGB Level of HDRI Output, 5 Exposure and after 10 passes i have 10.2% of Noise

Second was made with 50 RGB Level of HDRI Output, -0.6 Exposure and after 10 passes i have 10.3% of Noise

Third was made with 0.1 RGB Level of HDRI Output, 8.2 Exposure and after 10 passes i have 9.8% of Noise

I become confused with this results, because as i read in this thread, topic starter have to avoid Noise with increasing power of his HDRI. He decide to try it because previously he just make his exposure with some high value for compensate low lighting from HDRI, but i can't replicate it and as you can see from links above, looks like low power of HDRI do not really affect on the noise amount. Or maybe i need to learn something else? As i said, i no have before experience with renders and before of asking this question i try to learn anything about the noise in Corona.

Just in the case, sample scene from screenshots (scene was made in max2017 Student Version and Corona 1.5 hotfix2). I never before shared scenes from max, so let me know if i shared it somehow wrong :/

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[Max] I need help! / Re: Low lighting areas noise
« on: 2016-11-20, 13:56:15 »
Hi guys

I have found an answer for my original question. I took my photo cam, switch it to manual mode and played a little bit.
Finally, found out that the issue was that there was no enough illumination from HDRI outside. And instead of increasing HDRI light power I tuned ISO to 2400 that is obviously too high for the daylight room like that. Same noise you usually see when you try to make a photo in the dark and increasing cam ISO to get something visible on the photo.

I know this is the old topic and i see the red warning message on the top. But i just want to keep solution from this message clear because i have the same problem like OP in his first message and i did not really understand what he do here to fix that, because i'm non-native English speaker.
If i see that in the interior scene i need to increase Exposure value in Corona Frame Buffer to high values like 8 or even more - there is not really good idea and would be better to increase power of HDRI map/Corona Sun/Sky, right?
I was confused because with my current very first scene i try to keep lights inside of the room in Lumens values, which is looks very low if it converted for default "values". I mean 750 Lumens is just 1.548563 (Default:W/sr.m^2) and for now i think that this is also was not really good idea.

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News / Re: Sample interior scene
« on: 2015-05-08, 13:37:55 »
For maybe someone like me, who interested with some old AMD CPU speed with this...

Phenom II X6 1100T
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