This test scene for trees and water was done by Suvakas, and looks pretty damn tight in my opinion.

This watch and diamonds scene was done by seanser.

A photo of our office at 9 Holland Street, on a beautiful blue sky Wellington day. In the area we've got some great bars, cafes, a delicious market and wonderful takeaways for late night hacking sessions on Indigo.

Another nice image from forum contributor pibuz:

The mac build for Indigo 2.0.6 is now available. More information on the download page.

We've enabled payment by bank transfer on our store, for those of you without access to a credit card. Visit the store and select 'pay by bank transfer'.

Masta has been working on this render for a college project. An example of how nice simple scenes scan look with Indigo.

We will have the Linux build of ready to go soon, including the qt gui which works great in Linux..

We have enabled node licence purchasing from the Glare Technologies store. Node licences are for network rendering slaves and are priced at 95€. Normally they will cost 195€ (once we are out of beta for Indigo 2.0). The indigo network slave will run on os x, linux or windows and is licenced per-

Kikeonline posted this image which uses the blender fluid system to create some wine rushing into a glass. The wineglass render is a classic indigo rendering, with nice caustics, index of refraction and material absorption techniques used. Image (c) Copyright by kikeonline.