Parking Full spherical HDR images (360° x 180°)

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Parking Full Spherical HDR Images Are Captured to Deliver Realistic 3D Scenes with High-Quality Background Environments. Introduction High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI or HDR) is a Set of Techniques That Allow for Greater Dynamic Range Between the Lightest and Darkest Areas of an Image Than Standard Digital Imaging Methods. HDRI Images Can Represent the Intensity Levels Found in Real Scenes, from Direct Sunlight to Faint Starlight, Often Captured by Multiple Exposures of the Same Subject. What is Special About HDRI? HDRI Offers a Much Higher Dynamic Range of Color and Values than Traditional Bitmap Formats, Modeled after the Human Eye's Trichromatic Base. Each Pixel Stores Actual Luminance Values, Containing Not Only Color but Also Light Strength and Brightness at That Point. The Format Can Handle a Greater Range of Color and Light Than the RGB Scale Used in Traditional Computer Graphics. What's Included: Parking Full Spherical HDR Images (360° x 180°) with 5000×2500 Pixels in (.HDR) Format, Parking Full Spherical HDR Images (360° x 180°) with 5000×2500 Pixels in (.EXT) Format, and Parking Full Spherical HDR Images (360° x 180°) with 9000×4500 Pixels in (.HDR) Format. A Sample Scene for HDRI in 3ds Max 2011+Vray File (.MAX) Format is Also Provided.