[Siegfried Kircheis]

oic, so that means there is no such a thing " high quality " show on the screen, rite ?

I raked my brain to achieve the " high quality " with no luck.

[Micha]

You could post an image (for example per www.imagecave.com) and show us your problem with the high quality.

Here some images from my test. The noise is better to see, if the image is extrem sharpen in Photoshop. The real downscale kill the most advantage of detail. I would prefer, don't downscale doublesize images for print, so the fine details stay. The test show me, a scale of two times is enough.

This quick velociraptor examples are without caustic effect, but in the last days I have made some images of a current project with caustics and the doublescale way has worked good.

with denoiser and downscale calculation


no postwork, only downscale on the screen in Photoshop per zoom

[acquiesse]

Hi,

I love the glossy reflectiveness of your metalic objects, could I be cheeky and ask for the settings you used to acheive them?

Regards,

Mark

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