Hi, do you guys think camera blur affects radiosity calculations?

What I mean is:  if I want a final quality render with blurred camera AND
2-pass radiosity, will the radiosity cache from the first pass (without
camera blur) compromise the final quality?  I know it does with different
resolutions, so I was wondering if anyone knows before I get a severe
letdown on a severely slow render... :)

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nemesis wrote:
> Hi, do you guys think camera blur affects radiosity calculations?
> 
> What I mean is:  if I want a final quality render with blurred camera AND
>  2-pass radiosity, will the radiosity cache from the first pass (without 
> camera blur) compromise the final quality?  I know it does with different
>  resolutions, so I was wondering if anyone knows before I get a severe 
> letdown on a severely slow render... :)
> 

   From my experience, I think you can leave out the focal blur on the first
pass safely. I never use it on the first pass and didn't notice any problem
ever.


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Jaime

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Jaime Vives Piqueres <jai### [at] ignoranciaorg> wrote:
>    From my experience, I think you can leave out the focal blur on the first
> pass safely. I never use it on the first pass and didn't notice any problem
> ever.

Thank you, Jaime.  I think your experience is enough insurance for any
povver. :)

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