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Re: Render Quality, Is "Best" really best?

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Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber View Post
\The most distinct difference is the brightness of the resulting image, the BEST rendering is significantly brighter in places than its counterpart. This can be explained by the increase in Indirect Rays, this means that there are more rays. This manifests itself very visibly in areas where light would bounce around a lot such as the teeth of a brightly polished gear. (Left is BEST)
It manifests itself even more obviously in the reflections of the chassis on the surface. In the GOOD rendering, all of the bolts are black. In the BEST rendering, all are silver.

Thanks for this information. I have been working on some renders lately and was wondering exactly the question of if BEST quality was worth the wait.
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