I started uploading my Indigo rendered images at flickr.com eventhough these are just simple renderings. Somebody has already set up a group there for VRay renders. I guess it's time also to set up an Indigo group there.

Got my sun position tool working properly now.... :) I messed around with aperture diffrcation and added an alpha map of a fern leaf as an obstacle map and managed to produce a nice fireball sun effect. 8) Cool tool you're developing. The Sun is just a mouse click away! Nice rendering too. So in or...

suvakas, no matter how I look at it, I just cannot distinguish that render from the real world. Well done! I just can't wait when computers will be powerful enough to render a scene like that in real time like 60fps

Thanks Whaat, I will be doing another render using the settings you suggested. That would save me a lot of time figuring out what material to use. Pibuz : I just uploaded the file on Google 3d warehouse under the name 'Maple Tree (very detailed)' Silmä : Nice lamp model, did not know that classic No...

A simple rendering of a maple tree I modeled in SketchUp. It was originally intended as a prop for a scene I am planning to model. The scene in mind would require a leafy tree branch partially blocking the view on a large window and at the same time casts shadows on the floor and furniture. I could ...

Pibuz, that render looks so real, as if I'm staring at a real object and can almost touch them to feel their smoothness.

Thanks ashscott. I'm not sure if it's already high end processing power, but for the lancer render, I had an intel quad core 2.66Ghz with 3GB RAM running on Windows XP to do the job.

Hi. Here are my before / after images using the version of Indigo I got last year. The car model was downloaded from the Google 3d warehouse.