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I am referring to the white dots that appear in glossy objects.

I moved a little the metal carpentry for the second image, and I got less noise in the horizontal ones which are on the top, but for some reason, dots appear in the vertical one, and also in the one that is from the terrace, which is outside, and I didn´t change anything to it. The first image has 1200 samples and the second one 1800.

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First I would recommend checking to see if you are using any small light sources. A sun should be fine but small spotlights and things of that nature can cause fireflies. Blender Guru has a solution to fireflies. As to why the amount of samples cause more fireflies is strange, but you are working with a complicated scene. Blender Guru Fireflies

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  • $\begingroup$ I´m not using any other lamp than the sun, but what I find weirder is the fact that in the second image I used more samples, so why does it have more fireflies than the previous one? $\endgroup$
    – Santiago Steib
    Aug 18, 2017 at 16:10
  • $\begingroup$ Under your rendering tab go to light paths. Try increasing your min and max transparency to 8 for both $\endgroup$
    – Phantom Gaming
    Aug 22, 2017 at 6:16
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I was making an interior scene and I actually found the reason. In my scene I had the default glass for the window in the archimesh add-on. Chances are the the fireflies are being caused either by what you used for glass, or the glossy filter nodes.

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