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Intel Open Image Denoise: what the repository documentation states (documentary, not run)
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What this guide covers
A source note for render artists and pipeline developers on what the Open Image Denoise README, changelog, licence and security policy say about the denoising library: supported hardware, build options, filters and example tools. It rests on seven files at one pinned commit, and nothing was built or run.
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Intel Open Image Denoise: what the repository documentation states (documentary, not run)
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A source note for render artists and pipeline developers on what the Open Image Denoise README, changelog, licence and security policy say about the denoising library: supported hardware, build options, filters and example tools. It rests on seven files at one pinned commit, and nothing was built or run.
Useful starting points
- The RT filter is documented as not temporally stable and as meant only for images rendered with ray tracing, so check animation flicker and input type before relying on it.
- The README says the albedo auxiliary image usually gives the biggest quality gain, and that filter objects are costly to create, so they should be reused across same-sized images.
- By default only the CPU device is built; the GPU backends are separate build options that are off by default, and cloning needs Git LFS.
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