If u want more sharper highlights try some other tone-mappings,
maybe Ektachrome-320TCD works for you.

Very cool joeyslucky22, the merge looks awesome.

Interesting, some are nice clean, some with noise and some show clear potential caustics.
What might be most accurate method

Awesome material and shader

Yes change to true.
Maybe there is option in exporter also, i didn't find it from blendigo 2.4.13

Of course hybrid might not be faster for your scene but doesn't kill to test it out.

Post process diffraction is at "camera settings tab", named "post process" (on / of) I press render from exporter, then when indigo renders i go to file menu and save as pigs with name x (x.pigs), Then i right mouse click on x.pigs file and from 7-zip --> extract to folder x, then go to x folder and...

Hi

Also make the floor tiles smaller (exponent maybe 1k - 10k).
Use aperture diffraction and post process diffraction and camera f between 2 - 16 or so.
Also MLT bidir with hybrid (hybrid seems to be faster even if it shows lower samples/s).

Model some ruffles to bed fabrics and blanket.

Okay i see.

Hey

What are this weird looking areas and why they happen?
It was in 2.4.13, gonna update real soon

Looks like scale bug. Happens in bump and albedo with fbm noise shader.

~ 0.36 - 1.00 in video
http://youtu.be/Da8Uz5CFQag?hd=1&t=35s

Thank you CTZn

It works

Hi :) Plz help me out with how to move this shader from A 's bump to B 's albedo . I want to see what the random stripes look like. I read ISL Tutorial by Yves Colle from http://www.indigorenderer.com/book/export/html/1151 But so far material editor keeps crashing on my tests (i just don't know what...

Watch Looks good.
Higher resolution wood texture for sure can make it look more reall. http://www.defcon-x.de/c4d/textures

Has anybody tested how much speedup there is with GPU?
Maybe with some fogy dusty roome scene.

What a good tool.
You have been doing good work.

Wow very very nice

Need to get that choco milk from shop, hmm soo tasty