HDRI Pano Pack – 02

 Download four HDRI 360ºx180º equirectangular images. These were captured with about 17 stops of latitude so you will get some decent shadows but not the hardest shadows ever.

Pano 05

This HDRI was captured on a cloudy day in spring around 12 PM. In a marsh in the American mid-west.

Pano 07

This HDRI was captured on a clear day on a spring morning in the American mid-west.

Pano 08

This HDRI was captured in a forest clearing in the morning in early spring. Guess where, the American Mid-West.

Pano 10

This HDRI was captured in a part of the forest that had remained shaded and still had some snow on the ground. It was captured mid-morning in the American Mid-West.

Why do the pano numbers skip around?

I wanted to theme these packs a little bit but to keep track of what I’ve already uploaded I’m still using the original numbering from when I captured these. The HDRI I skipped will be coming in a pack that hopefully makes some sense thematically or stylistically.

All of these HDRIs are equirectangular mapped for use as CG light sources.

All HDRI are provided as 32-bit .EXRs

Download the HDRI pack here

Use these HDRI in any way you see fit for either personal, academic or commercial projects. Credit is not required but it’s always nice! If you are going to give credit please do so like this:

HDRI provided by
Mighty North LLC

There are 2 restrictions to this license:

You cannot resell these HDRI on their own or part of package of HDRI. You can give them to others provided you acknowledge where you downloaded them from (here).

You cannot sell a derivative work that is not substantially different than these HDRI. I.E. You cannot sell prints of these images. You can however sell derivative works that are substantially different wherein these images are a portion either as lighting or backgrounds.

If you end up using these and would like to share how you’ve used them, please do so! Leave a link in the comments below. HDRI with greater latitude and higher resolutions are on the way. Let me know what sort of HDRI you’d like to see in the future and I’ll see what I can do.