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Hi Sroka.
It's the way the subdivision algo works!
The first half of subdivision are "globals" (X4,X4,X4,...). Then do the from view dependents (check the renderlog).
Probably it is necessary other kind of algo for this purposes.
At the moment the option is a large amount of polygons for the base and only 3 , 5 subdivisions (take an even option (then the last is view dependent).

Good luck !!

(this is an observation for pre-displaced terrains).

Sroka8888 wrote:earlier i render grass scene and in this scene have 200mil poly and only 8gb ram "eat".
I now test import this terrain and render - 5mil poly - crash system ( eat all RAM, system stuck ) - what is a problem?

Not sure if that was the case, but I suspect there was only a fraction of unique triangles in grass scene. With instancing you can easily have 200+ million triangles with only handful of unique triangles, which are stored in memory.
Hope it makes sense.

yonosoy: Thanks for advice
subpixel: Yes, yes you are right I forgot about it.

Some tests:

More tests:

The detail in that last glass shot is seriously impressive!

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7min for render

New:

Your bread is really cool! Is that modeled or displaced?

Pibuz: Model - This is my first 3D scanning.

Cool!

Sroka8888 wrote:Pibuz: Model - This is my first 3D scanning.

Agisoft Photoscan??!
Your results look great, what "scanning hardware" did you used?

What a great way to make food renderings - looks delicious!
Would also like to know more about the scanning process...
Inspiring thread btw!

Zom-B: Canon A590 + 123d catch + Meshmixer ( I try also VisualSFM with CMVS-PMVS + MeshLab)
Polinalkrimizei: All about scanning process - here: http://www.123dapp.com/howto/catch

That's pretty cool