This Denoiser is better than Denoiser from V-Ray, Corona or Render Man

[ #Rendering ]As you might know nowaday most of the key renderers including V-Ray, Corona and RenderMan, have their own native denoising systems, but seem that this Monte-Carlo render denoising system from InnoBright Technologies called Altus can generate higher-quality results, and sometimes does so faster than the native denoiser. Below is a comparison between Altus Denoiser with Denoiser from V-Ray, and Render Man



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The latest update is Altus 2.0 has two editions: the GUI-based Altus Studio and the GUI/command line Altus ServerPro. They have also released a dedicated version of the software for Redshift, while further integrations with Arnold, Nuke, Houdini and Modo are either planned or already in beta

Altus Studio is a node-locked, GUI-based edition of the software, aimed at individual artists. It’s priced equivalently to the original floating licence, at $299/year. Altus ServerPro is aimed at studios looking to run Altus on a renderfarm, and combines Altus Studio with the original command-line denoiser. It’s a floating licence, and costs $399/year.

Altus Studio 2.0 and Altus ServerPro 2.0 are available for 64-bit Windows 7 or later, Ubuntu 12.04 or CentOS 6.x Linux or later, and Mac OS X 10.9 or later.
Now with Redshift 2.5 you can use the Altus for Redshift denoiser inside the renderer which costs $149/year, and dedicated editions for Arnold and Nuke are in beta.
via: CGChannel
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