HDRI Skydome 10 is a panoramic 360° image in EXR-format with backplates of the sky to be used as spherical environment in 3d scenes. The exposure images were taken with a Canon MK5 camera at Berlin-Tempelhof in Germany. All images were manually adjusted and corrected with dust removal, alignment and chromatic abberation correction.
[ngg_images gallery_ids=”49″ display_type=”ds-nextgen_royalslider”]Included formats
- 3ds max 2010, 2011, 2012 with vray or mental ray
- Cinema4D with Advanced Render or vray 1.2
- Luxology modo 302 or higher
- .EXR file for other compatible 3d applications
Dynamic Range
The skydome images were taken at 7 stops for a dynamic range of app. 12 EVs (Exposure Values).
Backplates
The set includes 8 backplates of skies taken at the same time from different angles. All backplates have a resolution of 5616 x 3744 pixel, good for even hires renders.
Technical Details
- One Skydome EXR image
- HDRI resolution: 7082 x 3541 pixel
- Dynamic Range: 12 Exposure Values
- 8 backplate sky photos (5616 x 3744 pixel each)
- File Formats: OpenEXR HDR, JPG for backplates
- Default demo scenes for: 3Ds Max 2010 (vray, mental ray, Corona Renderer and Octane render), Cinema 4D (vray 1.2), The Foundry MODO 701, LightWave 3D (11.x) and Sketchup
d.sign (verified owner) –
As with other HDRI maps from vizpark I tried so far, not only that it looks good in previews, but it realy works well in actual scenes, both for lighting and reflection. No problems with noise, good balance of intensity, not too strong contrast, not too dark areas in shadows.
Thanks to the soft, friendly clouds, works well for the background too, without need to change it in postwork.
I expect to use it in many situations where daylight is required.
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Diego (verified owner) –
I thing it’s a great feature when trying to take day pictures, really usefull, Thanks VIZPARK!
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ohearnja (verified owner) –
These skydomes are great. they really enhance the backgrounds of your renderings.
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