3D-Mobster posted at 3:11AM Thu, 16 September 2021 - #4427518

adp001 posted at 5:19PM Wed, 15 September 2021 - #4427510

But all denoisers worth mentioning are publicly available (Intel's at Github as open source, NVidia provides its own SDK which is also basically freely available). The advantage of Intel's denoiser (and probably the reason why Bondware doesn't use NVidia) is that - unlike NVidia's software - it can be used with CPU only.

Using the one I posted allow you to do it on any image. From the Daz forum it seems that the Nvidia one normally requires you to have a Nvidia graphic card, but this one allow anyone to use it. Whether that is true or not I don't know, since I have an nvidia card.

The one you posted is just a wrapper around the original commandline utility :)

Yes, NVidia works only with NVidea cards. As I sayed: The big diffence with Intel's Denoiser is that you can do it with CPU only. Or with any Graphic card.

Here is Intels command line utility. Make your own script or batch to use it the way you like.

https://github.com/DeclanRussell/IntelOIDenoiser

Personally I have to say that it does a good job in removing noise, obviously it would be nice if there were some setting for how aggressive it is.

Mix your original image with the denoised result.

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