Hi high-spite,

Without knowing the project settings,

Here is my short demo:

pixel_1-10.jpg

The resolution you provided shows a 1:10 ratio, which means for a 2D object that is a hundred times more pixels in the hi-res than in the low-res. (I rounded your 1460 to 1500 for clarity.)

The energy (light) that a single pixel has in the high-res version, if no post effects are applied, can't grow over one pixel. It creates one pixel.
The energy (light) that a single pixel has in the low-res version, if no post effects are applied, can't grow over one pixel. It creates one pixel.

However, in the low-res version, that pixel has an area that is a hundred times larger. It will show different if both images are shown side by side in the same size.

This is the short explanation. Anything else, I need the file, reduced to the problem.

If it is larger than 1MB, then it can't be attached here as a C4D.

Please use a cloud service, but for security reasons, I will touch only Wetransfer, Google, Dropbox, Apple, or Adobe. Please paste the full URL into the text, no HTML wrapper. The file uploaded as c4d, no compression, no zip, and surely no rar. Sorry for the long request.

All the best

Thank you very much for your feedback, high-spite.

If there is any question about this, please let me know.
I'm happy to explore it.

I wish a a lot of success with your project

Cheers

You're very welcome, Vi!

Please let me know if you need something else. The more I know, the easier it is to find what you need.

Enjoy

Hi Vijay,

Not to my knowledge.

Typically, it depends. RS Post Effects that change only the pixel value (vs. position) can be separated by Beauty Render minus the Post Effect-based results. If it is light-based effects, then it is added to the Beauty—simple math. Since I say it in a general way, I must say that I'm sure there might be exceptions.
I love the option to add those for demo scenes, but in production, I would not "burn" those in if no "Beauty Output" is available.

It might be better to do that in the post. There is always a change... (Does that sound familiar?)

Cheers

You're very welcome, high-spite.

I will ensure this feature request will be submitted; I can't promise anything, though.
It makes sense to have a "Post Editing Tool".

My best wishes

Thanks for the the feedback, Vijay!

My best wishes for your project.