Skydome HDRI - Twilight Sky Texture

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Introduction Skydome HDRI brand captures the high-dynamic range of outdoor skies with precision and detail. Brand-quality images often feature cloudy and intricately textured skylines. The light is purely natural, derived from exterior settings free of artificial sources, allowing for the complete spectrum of natural lighting to be captured. Description High-detail clear twilight sky scenes captured in mostly cloud-free environments are the focus here. These images can be utilized as source material for image-based lighting setups, with a caveat: when using tools like VrayLight's Dome setting, ensure that Spherical is set to partial dome only. Product Includes Main Files High-resolution HDRI images boasting massive dimensions of 12750 x 3107 pixels are included. Horizon lines have been carefully removed from these files to create a clean and clear base for your creative endeavors. To enhance the overall image quality, each HDR has undergone ghosting removal to provide optimal results. Backplates Additional assets have been provided in the form of horizon-less backplates perfect for expanding on existing visuals. 3DS Max Scene File Included with this collection is a pre-built 3DS Max scene, designed to simplify and expedite the creation process. This rig features ready-to-render HDR lighting options along with a diverse selection of fourteen expertly crafted wood shaders in VRayMtl format, ensuring a polished and visually striking presentation. Note that all files were generated using 3DS Max 2012, specifically its 64-bit edition alongside VRay version 2.20. Other Information Camera & Lens Used HDR captures utilize the impressive Canon EOS 60D coupled with the potent Samyang fisheye lens (f/3.5 at 8mm), offering an expansive horizontal field of view stretching to an impressive 180 degrees. Usage This product can be utilized across various applications within the realm of computer graphics, from creating highly realistic lighting environments for architectural scenes, through architectural renders to enhancing your three-dimensional work in order to render even the slightest and intricate nuances, turning static, mere computer-illustrated images into the most vibrant visual presentations.