[Kevin Peters]

Hi, Thank you for your reply. This will be filmed in my house. I have two rooms to use at my disposal. My living room which is large enough to possibly pull of Option 1 but I’m thinking replicating the camera move will be hard in reverse.

I could set up a fake mirror, keep the frame and take away the mirror and have my two actors act as if the mirror is there but i’m not sure how good this would look.

This is what I have so far, please excuse the soft focus and unsteady camera movements as i’m still practicing this.
I’m using a Canon 70d and trying to slide the dolly, pan and tilt whilst trying to manually focus and not be seen in the mirror.
It looks okay but would be a smoother move if I were not worried about being seen in the mirror and could just paint me out

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0suvjuogsksjcgp/super%20ruff.mp4?dl=0

[Kevin Peters]

7 minutes for 1 frame with no AO turned on. Just GI with samples now set to medium and using Irradiance Cache (not legacy).

[Kevin Peters]

Hi, Thank you for your response. I only used those settings as a previous scene i rendered those options rendered the fastest while keeping the quility at a happy medium.

If I use the normal Irradiance Cache the rendering time is just ridiculously slow.
I’m using the new i7 iMac 5k retina display with 32gb ram. 4 cores and it just goes to a grinding halt.