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3DHEVEN<\/a><\/strong> Offered you a Collection of Free HDRI<\/strong><\/a> images, PBR Textures<\/strong><\/a>, Materials, and 3D Assets (Models and Scenes).<\/p>\n\n\n\n HDRI<\/strong><\/a> is an acronym for High Dynamic Range Imaging, It is a technique to capture both the dark and bright highlights. And it has much more color detail than normal images.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n The HDR<\/strong><\/a> images produce by taking multiple pictures from different positions at the same time. Each picture captures the discrete range of scene detail which will be required for creating HDR<\/strong><\/a> images. For instance, one picture is taken on a -1 exposure setting, one is at an O exposure setting, and the other is taken on a +1 exposure setting. Then combine all the images to form a single image.<\/p>\n\n\n\n HDR<\/strong><\/a> image technique is fruitful when taking pictures of scenes that are too contrasty. For instance, if you are positioned in front of a door on a sunshiny day. It creates a dark shadow and makes your face appear dark. If you adjust the light to brighten up your face then the door becomes very bright. It is almost impossible to achieve an accurate display for both. So, that is where the HDR<\/strong><\/a> can use.<\/p>\n\n\n\n It is obvious that you can't capture the whole dynamic range in one single image. So, to overcome this issue, you should capture two to three images. One image preserved highlights details. one preserved shadow detail. And one is somewhere in the middle, Just for good evaluation.<\/p>\n\n\n\n