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Best practice in regards of finding the right sampling values is to keep them low in the overall building process. Like shown in the image the Camera Adaptive Anti-aliasing (AA) is the parameter to control the overall sampling. It controls the pixel supersampling rate or the number of rays per pixel that will be traced from the camera. The Camera (AA) samples multiply diffuse, specular, and light samples after being squared. This setting is related to controlling…</description>
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