Another stunning automotive animation done with Indigo Renderer by our user David Gudelius and his colleagues from Michel de Vries. The car was completely rendered with Indigo and also the landscape until 0:34. Also make sure to check out the stills in the Michel de Vries portfolio.

Jerermy Cox gave a fascinating talk at the Cinema 4D Supermeet 2018 where he develops a working 3-d model of various cameras, from a pinhole camera to SLR camera in Cinema 4D and Indigo. He gets some really nice results out of it including some realistic lens flare and depth of field. Watch the pres

We've witnessed some exciting developments in the desktop computing space recently, particularly the new Threadripper CPUs from AMD (and price cuts to their existing models) and RTX GPUs from Nvidia. Phoronix tested IndigoBench on a RTX 2080 Ti

The Indigo 4.0 release was the first version to have full GPU path-tracing support, as well as lots of other cool stuff (https://www.indigorenderer.com/indigo4) With the 4.2 release we have taken the opportunity to push the performance on GPU even further, as well as making some algorithmic improve

This incredibly detailed animation sequence was created by Indigo veteran and freelance CGI artist Arthur Liebnau and his visualisation agency Polygon Manufaktur. Thanks for agreeing to doing this interview with us! Please tell us a bit about the background of the project. This visualisation sh

With all the big changes since our last Indigo competition, we figured it's high time for another one! For this competition we'd like to get some new scenes to be included with Indigo. There will be at least 3 Main Prize winners, as follows: 1st place: Indigo Renderer 4.x and Chaotica Studio licenc

We have been working hard on a new beta release, which brings many new and useful features to Indigo. Here are a selected few: Light layers - GPU support and UI updates We implemented complete light layer support for OpenCL (GPU) rendering, which allows quick and easy balancing of light sources duri

Indigo user David Gudelius (zeitmeister on the forums) and his colleagues at the CGI company Michel de Vries, were tasked with creating the official press trailer for Porsche AG's new Panamera Executive model. The animation sequences were rendered primarily using Indigo, and David has kindly agree

We have released a new beta of Indigo Renderer, which adds a lot of improvements to realtime material editing during OpenCL rendering, and greatly reduces the amount of OpenCL rebuilds needed. Watch Indigo user Oscar J use the latest beta: Many other important features has been added since our pr

We've always enjoyed looking at benchmark results from e.g. Cinebench, since they give a good indication of how the machine will perform for rendering. Some people like fast cars, some like fast rendering engines and GPUs... with IndigoBench you can have both! Besides this, it's just fun to marvel a