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EPISODE · Nov 20, 2024 · 28 MIN

Episode 4 - What are HDR Maps & Why are they so important? With Randal Cumming

from Connected in 3D: Real-Time Solutions and Digital Twins · host Ashley Crowder, CEO and Co-founder VNTANA

Ashley Crowder is joined by Randal Cumming, CEO of CGI.Background and former Global Product Manager at Unity, to discuss the pivotal role of HDRi maps in real-time 3D technology. With his deep expertise in game engines and real-time applications, Randal explains how HDRi maps create realistic lighting and reflections that bring 3D environments to life. They explore the impact of HDRi maps on industries such as gaming, virtual production, and digital twins, discussing how these maps enhance visual fidelity while optimizing performance. Tune in to learn from an industry expert about the future of HDRi technology and its role in shaping immersive, interactive experiences. Whether you're working with real-time 3D or just exploring its potential, this episode offers valuable insights into the importance of HDRi maps for high-quality 3D rendering.

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