Nature HDRI - Midsummer Rock

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The Nature HDRI-brand showcases a collection of high-dynamic range images that capture natural outdoor environments. These images typically feature natural and visually appealing qualities, with lighting conditions consisting of natural exterior illumination and no artificial sources. This first product in the nature theme HDR-images is a 360/120-degrees HDRI image. It's ideal for producing physically-accurate lightning effects in computer-generated work or panoramic purposes, backplates, and 360-degree backdrops for compositions, such as those created with Red Giant Horizon. As someone who primarily uses these HDRI images for CG-work, I can attest to their effectiveness in lighting scenes accurately. When working on a project that requires placing CGI objects within real-world environments, I rely on the HDRI images to create realistic lightning and reflections. However, users are encouraged to explore new and innovative ways to utilize these resources. The provided high-quality tone-mapped 8-bit 18 megapixel JPEG backplates come in multiple angles for users' convenience. These backplates can be used as-is or adapted to suit various project requirements. Tip: In 3DS Max, if you're using VRay, you can isolate the sky portion of the images by disabling the "Full-dome" option in VrayLight Dome-settings. Camera Details: Shot with Canon EOS 600D and Magic Lantern HDR -Bracketing Feature Lens Specifications: Sigma EX DC HSM f3.5-4 10-20mm Lens HDR-Rig Setup: Normal tripod with a DIY zero-parallax rig Exposure Settings: 2-EV 5-step exposure File Formats: Includes OpenEXR 32-bit file, and JPEG files. Other HDR formats can be provided upon request; OpenEXR was chosen for its widespread popularity. For any questions or concerns regarding the file's usage, feel free to comment below or contact northlogicvfx at gmail dot com or jvoutila at ulapland dot fi. Note: The vertical degree amounts are approximate estimates. The backplates were left unedited, without cropping or straightening, to allow buyers to maximize their field of view. Important Notice: If you're using VRay, we recommend the following settings for accurate map behavior: In VrayHDRI (or regular Bitmap), set U-tiling to -2 and V-tiling to 4. In VRayHDRI-settings, Overall multiplier can be set to 0.5, and gamma to 0.8. Some known issues are present in this product, and we will update it to address these errors. Thank you for your patience. Keywords: 600d, ancient, canon, dawn, dusk, dynamic, eos, finland, forest, forests, high, hill, image, land, lapland, midsummer, north, northern, range, rock, rocks, seashore, skies, sky, summer, sun, sunrise, sunset, wood, woods Visit my blog: http://northlogicvfx.com