Beautiful.

And funny - while today your approach is a beautiful and probably the most comlicated method to emulate analog results, it may one day be the only way.

Pretty cool!

Thanks man, that's fantastic.
It touches me in two dimensions - as a "simple" photograph as well as on a technical level with a truly virtual camera.

Wow, these vertical lines in the first picture... It really has an analog feel to it, does not look at all like the output of a render engine.
Beautiful composition. True digital photography, thanks for sharing!

Always nice to still see some action here ;-) To me, the render does not look at all like Indigo - notice the interior of the cars, it seems like through the glass just the outlines of the 3D objects inside the cars become visible. That does not look like physics-based materials, or physics-based re...

It is really quite sad. Perhaps we should contact the developer(s?) via their new project (https://substrata.info/)? Indigo is such a great piece of software, and can compete even with its slow or completely lacking development. I might give Cycles another look soon... Cheers to everyone, it is alwa...

... and don't forget to ask for your "Indigo 100"-batch!

Awesome!!

And crazy that this kind of "simulation" is possible with a fairly normal computer nowadays...

Hey Alameldin,

welcome to this forum and thanks for sharing!

Nice WIP. I really like the wall on the right side of the picture - are the details modeled or driven by a texture?
Cheers
Ollum

Hey Headroom,
what an awesome doodle.
Also thanks for sharing a little bit of its creation - never heard of the software, will check it out!

Cheers!
Ollum

Mind = blown.

For real.

I'm pretty sure these are the most beautiful "photos" of the moon I have ever seen. Masterful!!

... just found an old render from 2012 which followed pretty much the tutorial, it seems to work

Hi rivera-b, I am no caustics expert either. BUT I would expect that in real life, there would probably be no caustics in your night scene, as caustics happen when a strong light source (=sun) hits the pool from above, causing caustics on the pool walls and floor by interacting with the ripples of t...

Hi rivera-b,

please share more infos about your scene, and if possible an example. Are you rendering with MLT?
And yes, caustics are a bitch considering render times...

Hi Alejandro, just guessing here as I have no time to try it myself: Try setting up multiple planes for each grass patch, each one "standing" on the ground (=a green plane). In Blender, there is an Array modifier to do this easily or a particle system, surely Skindigo does have sth comparable... Goo...

Hi rivera-b,

are you using Windows?
In that case the path ist: C:/User/[your name]/AppData/Roaming/Indigo Renderer/renders

Good luck