When I said 'higher density', I meant 'more photons' (meaning a lower
number for following the 'density' keyword).

If you go to higher density, also use a proportionately smaller gather
radius (maybe multiply both density and gather radius by 0.5).

130k photons is not that many when they contribute so much to the scene.

-Nathan

Shinzaho wrote:
> 
> Nathan Kopp <Nat### [at] Koppcom> wrote in article
> <36ED338D.41DC804E@Kopp.com>...
> > For the reflections one, you probably will want a higher density of
> photons.
> > How many photons were used for that one, by the way.  It does look good
> the
> > way it is though... looks like an area light is being used.
> 
> 129,569 photons were used.  I tried rendering it with a higher density and
> the little reflections being cast onto the far wall by the lettering
> against the far wall disappeared, so I lowered the density again.
> 
> Michael

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