unfortunaly...as i can see the fry render image exept the contrast (i like it)...i think it have more correct shadows in the room....i dont know how much the same is the scenes between renderers.....may be i try and one test my self soon with thees 3 progs!
indigo is far far the clearest of all!

the last image to compare Indigo 0.9.6 Vs maxwell render 1.5 Vs fryrender 1.8......all the image they have been realized whit the same workstation in 32 minutes......whit connection to 3d studio max 9
I leave you the appraisals
filippo

sorry for my poor language

the comparison......indigo 0.9.6(exit portal on) Vs Maxwell render 1.5 Vs fryrender 1.8(exit portal on) 32 minutes of render

how are you doing your portal ? is it down as it should and as it is explained in the tutorial ? normals must be facing inward, portal object must be tagged as exit portal either in host application via fry object modifier or in the OBJ tab in main application.

My speed tests, for picture quality comparison.

bluriness has nothing to do with noise cleaning but with AA filtering. Real cameras are a little blurry too, that's why your 8Mpixels photos looks better downsized.

there is a little checkboxe called "S" near the output size. if checked, it enable supersampling. in most cases it's useless and memory hungry so it's off by default. that's all.

Thanks lwan, I appreciate your help.
In earlier beta-versions supersampling was on by default, I just didn't get it

VERY GOOD TEST..
THAKS
FILIPPO

hmmm... Fry result looks like SanAndreas style
nice tests

regards,
Raphael

WITH supersampling, fry is quite good
But STILL far away from being as sharp as indigo
If Indigo gets that fast, it definitely is the winner (for now, it might be preference, which means, for me, Indigo already IS the winner )

Mesh errors near the door on Indigo image
Normal smoothing should be off i think.

Nice test though.

sharpness/blurrines is really just a matter of AA filtering.
fry used to have a whole set of AA filters, including box filtering (very sharp and basic), but we decided that fry should include the fewest settings possible on the rendering process, so that you tweaks settings only if you need them.

BTW, are you sure your camera focus point is OK ? just wondering because the blur here is a little bit stronger than usual.

It's a shame that AA filtering selection is gone.
As for the camera focus - it's OK. Many folks experienced that issue and are very unpleased with it. Some people just can't live without strong AA filters, lol

I prefer indigo than fryrender. I like the indigo result. But fryrender it's more complete, has a great menu with a lot of options, you can config in the menu the lights, cameras, surfaces, etc.. indigo only has a menu in the exporters. If indigo one day would have a menu such as fryrender indigo would be one of the most renders engine.

Sorry for my poor english.