High dynamic range images (HDRI) can be used as light source in rendering applications. Instead of providing a byte value (0-255) for each color channel (red, green, blue) and pixel, they provide a floting point value for each channel and pixel thus increasing the maximum storage capacities per color channel and pixel. This increased information can be used as environmental lighting (IBL, image based lighting) in a rendering application. Usually no other light sources are used if working with an HDR image as light source.
Rocky Mountains HDRI
The Rocky Mountains HDRI is an image intended for environmental lighting within 3D applications capable of using high dynamic range images. Both a low-res and a high-res version of the image are av...
Flower Field HDR image
The Flower Field HDRI is an image intended for environmental lighting within 3D applications capable of using high dynamic range images. Both a low-res and a high-res version of the image are avail...
Blue Noon HDRI
The Blue Noon HDRI is an image intended for environmental lighting within 3D applications capable of using high dynamic range images. Both a low-res and a high-res version of the image are availabl...
