Create your own HDRIs in Blender (Tutorial)

In this Blender tutorial I will show you how to make your own HDRIs.
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[World_Theory]

Here's a couple problems someone might have when trying this. Make sure that your rendering engine is set to Cycles. The camera settings you need to make an Equirectangular render is only supported by Cycles. Also avoid using the Denoise render engine feature. Denoise will cause a visible seam in your HDRI at the edges of the image, because the denoiser doesn't understand that the image is supposed to be mapped to a sphere. If you can find a way to denoise your image without this problem, then go ahead. Otherwise, I suggest just increasing the number of max samples and decreasing the noise threshold to acceptable settings, and turning denoising off, to make your HDRI render.

[ronald]

this has got to be the most efficient tutorial ever. right to the point and at a good pace, not too slow, not too fast. who knew HDRI could be created so quickly

[johntnguyen]

I've never seen a 3D scene filled with uv grids look so mesmerizing lol. Nice tutorial...I need to do more of this asap!

[MRUStudios]

This is an awesome tutorial! I've always wondered how HDRIs are created and then Mr King drops a video on just how to do it! Your tutorials have been absolute fire lately my friend! 🔥

Thank you so much for all of the great content! 😃

[hunter]

You are always sharing one-of-a-kind tutorials. Thank you so much again!

[toapyandfriends]

I replaced my default cube with this scene that you offer on your gum road right here the checkerboard pattern one and saved it as my startup file this is the most awesome blender startup I've ever had... Now it can stand up closer to Unreal Engine

[catmaniacx]

Oh heck yeah I can't wait to make environments with this, nice and simple! Thank you :D

[-Name-here-]

super useful tutorial, thank you! Was able to make a 3d star hdri for my game.

[dwarakesh]

That's something I have always been looking for! Game environments made easier! Thank you so much!

[NightFireXD]

OMG, ty ty ty for saving my hair from pulling it out in frustration. You sir are awesome and then some. The only one i seen so far that did not include an extension app, yay! Great work and nice tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing with all of us. I have come further in Blender than i thought possible.

[craigbaker]

Fantastic. Simple straightforward goal. Definitely helpful. Learned a few useful things efficiently. Thanks.

[epgiovannini]

Happy to see you branching out to cover move topics concerning Blender!

[N.E.U.R.O]

I made a massive procedural planet recently and this is a super nice way to make it into an image so I don't have to render the planet every single frame, brilliant!

[BlameAva]

I was just looking for something like this yesterday! Perfect timing. Excellent tutorial, as always! ☺

[yinka]

This is really helpful, the possibility of using self created hdri as background environment tickles

[landueled]

Thank you very much for this tutorial. This is exactly what I was looking for!

[ArtMemer]

never knew we can create hdri in blender really amazing thank u

[mau_]

Thank you so much! I love your tutorials!!!!

[alcoranstudio]

i love your short tutorial but a lot to learn. please make more tutorial about animation, key frames. thanks a lot bro

[just_rogers]

This Video was exactly what i was looking for!