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Temporal NR on nMP
Hey folks, doing some testing with a nMP… When I add a single node of temporal NR with “number of frames” at 2 and motion set at “Better” I get 14fps, and 20fps at “Faster”.
This is on a fully built nMP with dual D700s 12 core, 64GB ram, etc etc.
Is that in line with what others are seeing?
On a positive note, CACHING!
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I always cache them too…
Everything with effects like this one on needs to be on disk, CPU and GPU are not there yet.A slice of color…
Resolve 10.1.4 – Smoke 2015
Colorist / VFX / Aerial footage nerd
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Yeah, I’m really enjoying caching, but there are some quirks with input side caching… If I have a 6K dragon file and want to cache it on the input side, if I copy a grade from another shot via middle click. it looses its cache. BMD are working on it though!
So great to have this. For things like Temporal NR, and the heavier Sapphire FX etc the caching feature is really a god send.
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The caching of 11 is much better then it was on 10, but still we might want to think about a more layer based approach.
I could imagine a “set of nodes” and a closing node that will ultimately render the stack and replace it with the cached files.
Then you start a second set and can put on additional gradings.
Like the Create CFX function in Smoke.
Or call it a group node and then render the group…
The problem is as you mentioned interlinked clips, the same restriction applies when you work from one long file and a preconformed .EDL.
One middle click and all cache is gone.
The layer or group thing might circumvent this.A slice of color…
Resolve 10.1.4 – Smoke 2015
Colorist / VFX / Aerial footage nerd
https://vimeo.com/saschahaber
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