I have posted about this already and got no help whatsoever but my clients can't stand it and it makes me in a vulnerable position,
Why, look at the black wall reflections, so grainy and it applies to any reflection to any projects to any settings.... that has reflection.
This often happens when the scene lighting isn't strong enough and or due to the roughness of the material.
Reflective surfaces seems to suffer the most. No real workaround apart from adjusting the materials and or making them slightly emissive.
It is as known 'limitation' and they are working on resolving it.
This often happens when the scene lighting isn't strong enough and or due to the roughness of the material.
Reflective surfaces seems to suffer the most. No real workaround apart from adjusting the materials and or making them slightly emissive.
It is as known 'limitation' and they are working on resolving it.
this known "limitation" would occur with high reflectivity but in the case of the black matte wall I don't get it. Of course reflective surfaces suffers the most. The scene is not auto exposed and has a HDR
I think they need to add additional settings to allow more samples per pixel and passes. At this stage, only options to to adjust the scene lighting, which is probably not ideal especially when trying to showcase certain materials/objects.
