300% FASTER Renders in Blender Cycles with AI

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:30 The Problem - Slow Renders
01:21 The Solution - FlowFrames
06:45 Pushing it Further
07:54 Other Usecases
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[KaizenTutorials]

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[sunsetprune]

I have actually done this before for a client when I was running low on time. It worked very well, and they did not seem to notice. Very cool technique. Great tutorial!

[Arthr]

Fun fact:- This only works on slow animations. if you use this in fast animations and a lot of fast and precise movements (action) you will lose a frame and details. I had tried this with fast moving hairs and it messes up

[Polyfjord]

Awesome!!! Unironically really clever for slow paced shots like that! Gonna have to try this!!

[Ab_obla]

Wish this came out before my exams started, due to which I had to submit my endless engines challenge too early which resulted in me needing to render in 12 hours which resulted in low render quality with my potato pc, Hard luck Ig lol

[sherzoderkinov]

Love your In Detail videos. Thats what I call a quality content. Thank you for all the work you have done!

[DerekElliott]

Really cool tool will definitely need to give this a shot on some projects!

[LiberosisD]

I was using optical flow for smoothing frames but this is so much better, thanks Kaizen

[SourceAwareness]

Huge Thanks, my Brother!! Your tutorials are among the Best. Cheers

[verxvikx]

OMG it really HELPED! Will use it for future projects!!!! This is the only way to speed up animations render for me!

[vladbat]

I found that using Flowframes for other animations was really useful, such as importing in specific animations to then upscale the framerate to look proper along with keeping audio in sync. Makes things such as importing in TF2 taunts and dances to sync up and look smooth quite handy, :)

[casper]

That would have been so useful 2 months ago for my exam in 3D Animation. It took me roughly 30 hours of render time on my laptop. I'll definitely use it for the second semester though.

[FluxStage]

Well as someone who has been thinking about buying the Topaz ai video kit this is amazing. Thank you ver much can't wait yo start playing with this!

[yatima]

Good trick. As long as the movement is not too abrupt, either camera or scene, flowframes can give very good results. By the way, I don't see the need to convert the image sequence to video, especially when your sequence is PNGs. Flowframes can work on them and in fact, afaik when you give it a video, what it does first is to convert it back to an image sequence. This saves you that step, some time and unnecessary compression. PS: In principle it supports EXR sequences, but it has given me errors if they are 32bpc (hence the comment about PNG).

[pstwr]

Thank you for this video. Tried it today and it had a great additional benefit. It introduced very nice anti-aliasing to a clip that had a lot of flicker prior to running through the algorithm.

[everillangel]

If you want to expand on this you can do another test adding in up scaling ai. Some really good results with half res rendering

[bloodywanker]

Nice I tried this the other week with nice results! I'm glad others see it as a viable alternative.

[ttjzglr]

Something that I haven’t seen a lot of people talk about in this topic of rendering is stable diffusion upscaling or any other upscaler I hope that in the future thwre will be an upscaler that is trained on denoised or not denoised with the „noise pattern of a low sample render“ and then combine that with flow frame which would just decrease render times to a minimum and if dream 3D already works in blender now I think having a final upscale option after the frame is rendered isn’t to far fetched

[WheelchairDrift]

sensei never disappoints with his video! always something new!😎

[harshraisaxena]

i was about to animate a simple rotating scene but i didn't realise that my scene rotating too fast & i rendered whole 300 frames, so i was frustrated what to do bcuz i couldn't afford to re-render back then & someone suggested me this software & i used images to decrease speed by 2x & it was smooth