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Tutorial: Using Denoising in Arnold for Maya

Lee Griggs showed how to use different denoisers in MtoA.

Lee Griggs shared a new Arnold tutorial. There, he shows how to use denoising in MtoA – a plug-in that allows you to use the Arnold renderer directly in Maya.

In the video, Griggs shows the difference between Optix, OIDN, and Noice denoisers and demonstrates how to use them with examples.

Griggs's YouTube channel has a great variety of useful tutorials for Arnold, here are some of them:

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