Hello. So i'm new to Blender and i need some help. For one

noise*

>>520962
Post an example of your render so we can see what you're talking about

>>512461
Look before you post fucktrard

>>520962

http://www.blenderguru.com/tutorials/using-portals-accelerate-render-times/

Also, if you have an nvidia graphics Card you can render images with the GPU instead of CPU. Go to preferences and select rendering with CUDA cores and after select your GPU in the render properties tab.

I hope this solves the issues

>>520970
GPU is first word your computer has use for renders
has very modest pc - refuses render much samples

>>520962

try this for interiors https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oveSskhIEAc

Basically set up an area light, set it as a portal on the window and viola

>>520962
Look up how rendering works. More samples means less noise/cleaner images but longer renders. Also most of the time you will always have noise in your scene. Which can be fixed with a denoising filter in post.

>>520993
>>520970
Andrew Price please leave and take your crappy, no MLT renderer with you.

>>520970
>nvidia graphics Card
Amd works, too, retard, even faster.

>not using luxrender
0/10 effort

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I find that changing the clamp direct and clamp indirect values to something around 1.0 can help reduce some of the white speckle noise.

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>>520962
I have a similar set up here.

Yes there is noise in the shadows but I only used 100 passes (about 15mins) I have reduced AO down to .33 and used a simple emission plane as a light source. - bear in mind, I can't use GPU . ..I think 10,000 passes are a little excessive.

Notice I have reduced bounces on light path and tile size for CPU render (it's faster).

>>520962
Further to my reply here >>521049
I'm wondering if your light source isn't the problem?
Looking at your pic. you only seem to have a small sphere, try a larger plane. I used a white set at a strength of 15.

Hope this helps.

>>521041
Clamping can help but can also introduce inaccuracies.