Use the High Dynamic Range Images (HDRI) in order to visualize reflecting materials and for lighting your scene with optimized sky settings.

The HDR images are provided in the most widely used formats:
 

• Light-Probe (Angular Map)
• Spherical Map (Latitude-Longitude)
• Vertical-Cross
• Horizontal-Cross

Radiosity - and therefore the use of HDRIs is directly supported in many 3D-applications like 3Dsmax 6, VizRender 2005, Viz 2005, Lightwave (version 6.0 and higher), Softimage|XSI, Maya & Mentalray, Pixar RenderMan, Autodesk VIZ4, messiah:render (Arnold), InSight (Integra), 3ds-max & VRay, 3ds-max & Brazil r/s (Splutterfish), 3ds-max & finalRender (Cebas), Cinema4D Version 8.1, Vue5, Lightwork Render System, Flamingo 2.0 and more. For further HDRI-rendering tools options the documentation of the used 3D-program should be consulted.

The HDR images are provided in the following formats:DOSCH-Design
 

• Light-Probe - 2048 x 2048 Pixel
• Spherical Map - 6000 x 3000 Pixel
• Vertical-Cross- 3000 x 4000 Pixel
• Horizontal-Cross - 4000 x 3000 Pixel

And each HDR image is provided in the two industry standards .HDR and .EXR. So they are useable in most rendering applications.

This product is compatible with:
 

• 3ds max
• Carrara Studio 3
• Cinema4D (V8-V9)
• Image Studio (Alias)
• LightWave3D (V6-V8)
• Maya
• SOFTIMAGE|XSI
• Strata3D CX