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HDRI Identification

jwcjaygainesjwcjaygaines Posts: 51
edited November 19 in The Commons

I need help identifying a part of a product. The Dark Mood Bathroom (Dark Mood Bathroom | Daz 3D) is featured as a Fast Grab item. It's very pretty, but what I'm REALLY interested in is the HDRI/Cityscape used in the background. I've been looking for something like that for awhile now. The high-altitude shot is PERFECT for all my high-rise scenes (I'm a primary Blender user). Is this available in the store anywhere, or is it from some secret site I don't know about? I read the product description, but I didn't see any external reference to it. Bituka does some excellent work! I purchased several of their products and was not disappointed!

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  • jjoynerjjoyner Posts: 617

    The Files List has no file with an HDR or EXR file type.  Typically, promo imaegs with backgrounds don't include the background unless specifically indicated (usually on the store page).

  • joannajoanna Posts: 1,463

    This might not be an HDRI at all, but an image inserted in postwork (or as a bilboard in the render).

  • FauvistFauvist Posts: 2,094

    You can create that photograph in almost any AI program in about 5 seconds.  You can also create hundreds of variations on the image.  Lots of AI sites have a free limited deal where you can create some images for a limited time, or a limited  number of images.

    AI gives you a prompt space where you type in words of exactly what you want the photograph to look like.  So you would type something like :  photograph of a cityscape of a large city taken from a height looking downward on the city during the day.   Or a hundred other variations of that type of description.  Then in Photoshop or other image editing software you past the picture where you want it, in this case you would paste it outside the windows of the room.

  • SofaCitizenSofaCitizen Posts: 1,887

    If it wasn't for the image just before the main window shot I would say that it was probably just a drone photo taken over Tomorrow Square in Shanghai. That one from the ceiling looking down does indicate that either it's a HDRI or a second taken at a suitable angle. Either way I couldn't find it as a source image.

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