Industrial Area HDRI - Classroom

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The Industrial Scene Collection is a high-dynamic range imaging series showcasing rugged and industrialized environments. This collection typically features scenes of urban decay, degeneration, and abandonment, with varied lighting conditions ranging from natural outdoor illumination to artificial indoor lighting. Description A fifth installment in the series of industrial-themed HDRI images, this 360/180-degree panorama is ideal for creating physically accurate lighting effects in computer-generated work or panoramic purposes. The image can be used as a backplate for compositions or as a reference point for adding CG elements into real-world environments. Personal users often employ these HDRI images to enhance the realism of their projects by accurately capturing the lighting conditions and reflections present in the scene. While these images are commonly used in computer-generated work, they can also be applied to various other applications, encouraging users to explore new ways to utilize them. The Industrial Scene Collection includes high-quality tone-mapped 8-bit JPEG backplates from multiple angles, providing users with a versatile range of options for their creative endeavors. Camera Shot using the Canon EOS 60D camera equipped with Magic Lantern's HDR-Bracketing feature. Lens Captured through the Samyang 8mm lens. HDR-rig Utilized a standard tripod in conjunction with a DIY zero-parallax rig to achieve precise and accurate imaging. Exposure Employed a 2-EV, 3-step exposure technique to capture the dynamic range of the scene. Usage These HDR images are utilized in various 3D formats to produce physically accurate lighting effects. They can be applied to architectural renders or used to enhance the realism of 3D scenes, breathing life into ordinary renders and elevating them to a more realistic level. About HDRI For further information on high-dynamic range imaging, please visit http://northlogicvfx.com/2013/10/30/about-hdr/. Using HDRI in 3DS Max and VRay To learn more about incorporating HDRI images into your 3DS Max and VRay workflow, visit http://northlogicvfx.com/2013/10/30/hdr-in-vray-and-3ds-max/. The backplates provided are left unedited, allowing buyers to crop or straighten them as needed to maximize the field of view. While some minor errors may occur, they will be addressed by providing enhanced versions free of charge. My Site For more information on my work and services, please visit http://northlogicvfx.com. Interactive Preview To view an interactive preview of this collection, visit http://shop.northlogicvfx.com/index.php/portfolio/industrial-area-hdri-classroom/.