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Posted by pandel at May 23, 2017, 2:43:22 PM

Bad render quality - can't find the reason
Hi!

I'm using SH3D for the first time and I like it very much. But always when I try to render an image, regardless of the quality settings or image size, quality is very bad (noise, not sharp). I'm sure, I'm doing something wrong, but I can't find out what actually...

I'm using the latest version, 5.4 portable 64bit on Windows 7 pro 64bit. My graphics card is a Intel HD 4600 builtin Lenovo T540 laptop.

Here are some examples, where you can see, that it is absolutely independent of image size or viewport or what not...

Aerial view:

Same view, different settings:

FPV view with hight settings:

The result:

I hope, someone can help me...

Regards,
Holger

Posted by bdfd at May 24, 2017, 7:35:22 AM

Re: Bad render quality - can't find the reason

Hi!
I'm using SH3D for the first time and I like it very much. But always when I try to render an image, regardless of the quality settings or image size, quality is very bad (noise, not sharp). I'm sure, I'm doing something wrong, but I can't find out what actually...
I'm using the latest version, 5.4 portable 64bit on Windows 7 pro 64bit. My graphics card is a Intel HD 4600 builtin Lenovo T540 laptop.
Here are some examples, where you can see, that it is absolutely independent of image size or viewport or what not...
I hope, someone can help me...
Regards,
Holger

Hi,

Did you see advanced parameters (for you : Tiefenscharfe) ?

You can see more examples in gallery section...

smile

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Posted by pandel at May 24, 2017, 2:33:11 PM

Re: Bad render quality - can't find the reason
Yes, thanks! I mostly solved the problem by using "Standard", not "Tiefenschärfe" and settings a really high resolution. But will go through the gallery, too!

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