Indigo user Kklors has been creating astonishing renders using Cinema4D and Indigo. He has posted a selection of them on the Indigo forums. There are even more on his DeviantArt page here: http://kokolores123.deviantart.com/gallery/ These are some of the most creative, but also technically impressiv

Indigo user Mor4us posted a nice Indigo visualisation of some electronic hardware recently: Click on the image above for the full resolution image.

Now that Indigo 3.4 has officially reached stable status, we're experimenting with new features for Indigo 3.6, the next big release. One of the new additions to Indigo 3.6 will be the coating material. The coating material simulates a thin coating of some kind of material over another material. F

Glare Technologies, in association with Ranch Computing, is happy to announce €200 free rendering credit on the Ranch render farm with all new purchases of Indigo Renderer, and €50 free rendering credit with all new purchases of Indigo RT. This promotion will be running for the duration of the

In case you didn't know, you can move around the scene in realtime in Indigo. It's easy to miss the realtime camera control buttons, as they're quite small. They can be found on the top right of the main render and OpenGL preview windows. You can also move around the camera with keyboard and mouse

Indigo RT customers can now upgrade to Indigo Renderer with just a few clicks on the Glare Technologies Store. Upgrading to Indigo Renderer will allow you to use fantastic features such as network rendering, as well as the new section plane and orthographic camera features. See http://www.indigoren

The new release of SimLab Composer from Simlab Soft adds full support for Indigo Renderer. SimLab Composer will detect the existence of Indigo Renderer or Indigo RT on the machine, and will enable the user to utilize Indigo from inside SimLab Composer. Read the full announcement here.

There are just two days remaining in our 33% off sale, which we are running to celebrate the release of Indigo 3.2. Until the end of May 20, Indigo Renderer will be available for €399 (normally €595), Indigo RT for €99 (normally €145) and Indigo 2.x to Indigo 3.x upgrades for €149 (normall

Indigo user Gabich has created some wonderful renders of the Cryptocephalus beetle, using Indigo. You can read the forum thread here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11586

Glare Technologies is proud to announce the release of Indigo Renderer 3.2, the world's most photorealistic rendering system. To celebrate the release of Indigo 3.2, we're running a 33% off sale until the 20th of May! Indigo 3.2 introduces new features such as the groundbreaking new sun & sky sy