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> Can anyone offer advice on making your own HDR probe using either
> POV-Ray or a digital camera? Thanks.
>
There was a nice tutorial while googling for HDRI, basicly the idea is to
take a mirror ball (regular ball of reflective silver metal or somthig) -
it will reflect 180 degrees around. Now take a photo of it. Then take photo
of the opposit side - and this images can be combined (using proper
software) into one full 360.
Also, You must take not one pair, but severl pairs of images with different
brightness settings - so that one image will show dark areas (while
everythng alse would be totaly white), other will show light areas (leaving
everything eldse almost pure-black), etc, their combined togeather create
dymaic range image.
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