- Dosch HDRI: Outdoor Lighting is a valuable source of HDRI (High Dynamic Range Image) environments for virtual photo shoots. The 33 high-quality HDR images are provided in the most widely used formats: Light-Probe (Angular Map), Spherical Map (Latitude-Longitude), plus Vertical & Horizontal-Cross.
- For further HDRI-rendering tools options the documentation of the used 3D-program should be consulted.The HDR images are provided in the following formats: Light-Probe – 4096×4096, 2048×2048, 512×512 pixel; Spherical Map – 10,000×5,000, 6248×3124, 2048×1024 pixel; Vertical-Cross – 4686×6248 pixel; Horizontal-Cross – 6248×4686 pixel.
- Each HDR image is provided in the industry standard .HDR.
- The use of these HDRIs is therefore directly supported in many 3D-applications like Lightwave (version 6.0 and higher), Softimage|XSI, Maya & Mentalray, Pixar RenderMan, Bryce 6, Autodesk VIZ, messiah:render (Arnold), InSight (Integra), 3ds-max & VRay, 3ds-max & Brazil r/s (Splutterfish), 3ds-max & finalRender (Cebas), Cinema4D Version 8.1 and more.
- For complete compatibility guide and PDF-overview please check @ DoschDesign.com/products/hdri/Outdoor_Lighting.html
Product Description
Over 30 Dosch HDRI-products allow users to incorporate highly realistic & complex lighting in their 3D-scenes. The color and luminosity of objects (e.g. trees, cars, a building facade) in the surroundings will impact the appearance of the rendered 3D-model … likewise will the fiery red-tone of a sunset cloud create a realistic mood of such an event in reality.
Perfect shadow casting and reflections create new dimensions of realism in any rendering. All HDRI products are created by professional photographers and allow CG users to bring scenes and 3D-objects to life by instilling their own style. DOSCH DESIGN released its first High Dynamic Range-products in 2002 … thereby helping to blaze the HDRI-trail.
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