That sir.. that's how its done! Great work

Alamy wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 06, 2025 6:51 pm

Displacement in Indigo is amazing ... what do you think?
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That surely is, I would just add a roughness and fresnel map to break the shinning a bit more

Nothing tops Indigo lighting <3

lar111 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 21, 2024 4:03 pm

Been a long time since I have used indigo, and wanted to try it out again, bit sad to see it has stopped being developed.

Sad indeed!

That's a lot of couches xD

Master work!

Happy new Year yonosoy!

Merry Christmas and Happy new year!

Nice!!

you may not change the aperture size but you can change the size of the world

Indigo is still one of the best renderer in the world. Let's hope for a future.

Indeed!

yonosoy wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 28, 2023 12:56 am

Some day, photo-quimic events will be possible...

Let's first share both images, and then we can discuss them. I can't assess the image's quality by itself, as I'm unsure if any issues are due to the user or the software, what I can tell you is that while I haven't used TwinMotion extensively, especially its PT feature, based on my limited experien...

Are you kidding right? have you compared one scene in each renderer?

yonosoy wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 11, 2023 3:28 am

Synthetic photography is a "hard play", a beautiful investigation. It has no profesional exit I guess. But maybe for companys like nikon, canon etc. it has some kind of value to evaluate a possible objective before to construct it.
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Indeed!