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Ray Tracing Essentials Part 7: Denoising for Ray Tracing

In the final video of the series: NVIDIA’s Eric Haines describes the process of denoising for ray tracing. A critical element in making realistic, high-quality images with ray tracing at interactive rates is the process of denoising. Using path tracing will (eventually) give the right answer, but there is a diminishing return for each new ray shot. To keep performance interactive, various denoising techniques can be used to clean up the wide variance sometimes seen when only a few rays are shot. Learn more here: https://news.developer.nvidia.com/ray... You can watch the all of the videos in the series on this YouTube Playlist:    • Ray Tracing Essentials   Ray tracing resources page: http://bit.ly/rtrtinfo Ray Tracing Gems: http://raytracinggems.com On May 12, Eric Haines will present a live webinar about the Ray Tracing Essentials series. There will be a presentation, live Q&A, plus a giveaway of an NVIDIA TITAN RTX GPU (for live attendees only). Sign up here: https://info.nvidia.com/developer-ray... Additional links: Much of this talk’s contents is derived from Steven Parker’s HPG 2019 keynote, The Story of NVIDIA RTX, https://www.highperformancegraphics.o.... The initial image is by Alexia Rubod, and you can see more of her work here, https://alexiarubod.com/#/new-gallery/. The book Real-Time Rendering has a free, bonus chapter, http://www.realtimerendering.com/Real..., giving an introductory high-level view of interactive ray tracing and includes a section on denoising. Two articles here, https://alain.xyz/blog/raytracing-den..., and here, https://alain.xyz/blog/machine-learni..., by Alain Galvan summarize various denoising approaches. Particularly important are spatio-temporal techniques, where samples from previous frames give us more data to use when denoising. This older article, https://cs.dartmouth.edu/~wjarosz/pub..., from 2015 goes more in depth about reconstruction methods for rendering. NVIDIA has an early-access program. https://developer.nvidia.com/gamework..., for their denoiser. The Zero-Day comparison videos are here,    • The Measure 7 scene, containing 10,361 mov...  , and here,    • The Measure 1 scene, with 7,203 moving lig...  . You can compare with the original Zero-Day, https://www.beeple-crap.com/films, by Mike “BEEPLE” Winkelmann.