Udemy com HDR Image-Based Lighting in Blender-BooKWoRM

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	Release title  : HDR Image-Based Lighting in Blender
	Release date   : 07/06/2020
	Release type   : Bookware
	Release format : ISO
	Publisher      : Udemy.com
	Supplier       : BooKWoRM
	Course URL     : https://www.udemy.com/course/hdr-lighting-in-blender
	Disk size      : 1 DVD      
	Filenaming     : bw-udmhiblib   
	Files count    : 62 x 50 MB
  > Description <
    In this course Gleb Alexandrov from Creative Shrimp shows how
    Image-based lighting is an opportunity to achieve astounding realism.
    If you've just started tinkering with HDR image-based lighting in
    Blender,
    it may seem daunting. So hard to control the direction of light (Gimme
    the rim light, you, Blender!). Even harder to avoid a blown-out
    background.
    On top of that, there seems to be so many things to wrap your head
    around: High Dynamic Range, 32-bit textures, Tone Mapping...
    But actually, this workflow is MUCH easier than you might have
    thought. I promise.
    After watching this step-by-step guide, you'll get the super powers
    to crush the image-based lighting in Blender.
    All the project files are included, so you can follow along with
    video tutorials
    Moreover, Greg Zaal has kindly offered us a couple of amazing 2k HDRI
    environments from the HDRI Haven website.
    What you'll learn
        How to crush the image-based lighting workflow in Blender.
        The real benefits of using High Dynamic Range images for
    illuminating your 3D scenes.
        How to capture the full 360 high dynamic range panorama inside
    Blender
        Knowing the light qualities and how to analyze them to create
    eye-popping 3D art
    Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
        Blender 2.78 or above.
        A basic level understanding of Blender.
    Who this course is for:
        Anyone wanting to master Image-based lighting in Blender and
    achieve astounding realism
        Anyone seeking to understand High Dynamic Range, 32-bit textures,
    Tone Mapping etc.
  > Installation <
    1. Extract
    2. Mount/Burn
    3. Play & Learn
  > Greets to the ones that bring you all the great Bookware <
    iNKiSO - JGTiSO - APoLLo - BitBook

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