Thanks a lot! I think you 're right, I usually prefer my renderings to contain all my objects in one shot and that's a bit hasty...!

FakeShamus wrote:nice!
here's one I was playing around with while back - kind of like a b-ball molecule:

Disp-bump values??

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Just a test... Anyone for a quick game?

Pibuz wrote:

Oscar J wrote: That does look better, but now the problem is that the backplate is much sharper than the car.

The car is in movement SO it is a little blurrier :D

E' giusto...!!

That's correct. I increased car size in Photoshop to match nice with backplate, because I use demo indigo version (0.7 mpx output etc). Here's another angle. Don't know though how to scale (or zoom) model to have the right size according to the picture. How could I use a reference item?

Bosseye:
Anyone got any good sources of free (no doubt low res) backplates and matching hdri files?

Hope this helps: nordicfx.net

Seems somebody stolen the engine of that car :D Using alpha renders you need to double the layer of the car in your 2D app, since the car is still a little transparent (longer render times, lower SuperSampling (!) and radial splatting help here!) Did duplicate car layer. Hope this seems better and ...

Just testing Indigo's new shadow catcher feature. Hdri and backplate from Moofe. Sketchup model made by Irmantenis.

Not very important feature but it would be very handy, having a zoom scale of 75%. I think it's offering the abillity for someone to see the most part of projects while rendering not too small as 50%. (Although, thinking again that's only concerning demo users and more particularly my computer scree...

Traditional greek-italian style kitchen. Know it's a little bit noisy, but I was eager for some advices generally...

Some problems in the new release. Image takes far too long time to update if I tweak with light layers or material settings or anything else. Sometimes it crashes. No specific problems with previous releases.Also I downloaded CTZn's material http://www.indigorenderer.com/materials/materials/961 and ...

Try adding a bump map

And a very nice tutorial from Whaat http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxlLITXv4HE
To see all Skindigo new tutorials http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... 19&t=11391
Tried them myself too..!

Try here http://www.openfootage.net/