Corona not saving denoised render out of batchrender

[lucidmetal]

Hi.  I've just made the switch to Corona from Vray, its a great renderer.  I am rendering through the frame buffer with denoising and all looks good.  but when I do a  batch render out but it saves it without any denoising.  If I want to save a version with denoising I need to save it separately as an exr file out of the framebuffer after the render is finished.  Is there anyway around this as it seems like double handling.  I feel like I am missing something simple, can anyone steer me in the right direction - basically I need to do a batch render that outputs exactly what I see in the framebuffer (LUTs, denoising, bloom etc).  thanks.

[GeorgeK]

Hi.  I've just made the switch to Corona from Vray, its a great renderer.  I am rendering through the frame buffer with denoising and all looks good.  but when I do a  batch render out but it saves it without any denoising.  If I want to save a version with denoising I need to save it separately as an exr file out of the framebuffer after the render is finished.  Is there anyway around this as it seems like double handling.  I feel like I am missing something simple, can anyone steer me in the right direction - basically I need to do a batch render that outputs exactly what I see in the framebuffer (LUTs, denoising, bloom etc).  thanks.

Please post Corona and 3ds max version, thank you.

[maru]

It really should be working like this (saving what you see).
Which denoiser are you using?
Also possible workaround: add a CShading_Beauty render element. Make sure denoising is enabled in its settings. Make sure you save your render elements.

[lucidmetal]

Hi.

Max 2016.  Not sure how to find the corona version, but it I signed up about 3 months ago and downloaded the corona version then.

Please post Corona and 3ds max version, thank you.
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[TomG]

Lots of places to spot the Corona version :)

Also, let us know which denoiser you were using as Marcin asked.

[lucidmetal]

It really should be working like this (saving what you see).
Which denoiser are you using?
Also possible workaround: add a CShading_Beauty render element. Make sure denoising is enabled in its settings. Make sure you save your render elements.

I tried this, but unfortunately I still get the original non-denoised version saved as the Beauty pass.