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Recently released from Greyscale Gorilla.

Real Studio Lights for Cinema 4D
HDRI Light Kit Pro turns Cinema 4D into a professional lighting studio. Quickly light your scene with realistic lights directly in Cinema 4D.

What is it?
HDRI Light Kit Pro is a collection of lights, studios and objects that lets you quickly light your scene with realistic soft boxes, spotlights, ring lights and more.

What’s Included?
10 Light Types
including, soft boxes, ring-lights, spotlights, light tents, dome lights, window lights and more.

2 Hours of Video Training
including a bonus “How to Make your Global Illumination Renders Shine” tutorial.

10 Hi-Resolution HDR Images
to instantly light your scene with photo-real light.

6 Studios Pre-Lit
Just add your models and hit render for perfect, studio-lit renders.

6 Test Models
to use to help light your scenes.

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We all know that HDR Images produce superior reflections when used as environment maps.

However a lot of HDRIs are supplied in formats that are not specifically shaped to be optimal for spherical mapping.

They often are created using the popular probe method, or alternatively, you might have some that have been generated using the cross method.

You can see an example of such formats below.

Well luckily for us, Cinema4D comes with some tools to take these formats and convert them into the more usable spherical map.

If you go to the Render Menu and scroll down, you’ll see two entries.

Convert HDR Cross…
Convert HDR Probe…

Well it is really as simple as selecting the command, then choosing the appropriate HDRI.

Cinema will then perform the conversion and resave the HDRI in the same directory.  The Filename will have the addition of _con to show you that this is the converted file.

Happy HDRI-ing!