Panosphere HDRI - Yard 0802

3docean

Major Highlights 69 megapixel resolution HDRI !!!!!!!... You don't need Backplates. 9 frame stops dynamic range (Check the preview video link...) 3D scene with Vray setting is included 81 shots for 1 HDRI!! Background 100% render able Video Link: http://www.iconrange.com/hdr/video/pan-hdr0802/ Overall Observations This massive 360×180 Panosphere HDRI requires 8 frames to create: 6 horizontal, 1 from the sky, and a final one for the ground. Each frame (HDRI) is crafted from 9 bracketing pictures, spanning from -4 to +4 stops. Due to its enormous size, this pack includes only a single .hdr file, with no other High Dynamic Range formats. The Quality With 69 Mega pixels (11748×5874 pix), the background pixel coverage is excellent! You're free to place your 3D camera anywhere and render without using black plates. This will give you the necessary freedom to animate your scenes. HDRI Backplate! However, this package includes a massive backplate... with over 44 Mega pixels, it's more than enough for any production need. The backplate is provided in high-quality JPG format. Backplate Size: 9690×4584 pix More to Know Geographical Information: * Public Yard * Horseshoe Bay * West Vancouver, BC / Canada Camera Position: Latitude: 49°22'14.11"N / Longitude: 123°16'42.61"W Shooting Time: 08:02 am / Shooting Date: 08/25/2011 8 HDRI were necessary to capture this Panosphere. The Basic HDRI Frame, merged from 9 pictures of that frame, was exposed from -4 to +4 stops, with the main exposure at 1/45 sec. 6 HDRI fill the horizontal line (6 frames x 9 pictures = 54 pictures) 1 HDRI fills the sky (9 pictures) 1 HDRI fills the nadir (ground view) (3 frames x 9 pictures = 27 pictures) 81 "4288×2848 pix" shots were used to create this Panosphere HDRI. Bonus The 3ds max scene file, used to create those preview images with a building, is also included in this package. This should help you set up your HDRI scenes with Vray. (3ds max 2009 / Vray 150sp6)