This is a great add. Thanks for sharing it.
How are you cropping and rotating the images? Are you using something like Photoshop? Or, are you using something like ImageMagick in an batch processing script?
I’m going to add this to the Plug-in Developer Guide that we’ll be using in the August 30 microconference in San Francisco. I will provide attribution to you.
I’m also trying to learn more about HDRi prior to the microconference. One thing I learned is that HDRi files are stored in one of three formats: Radiance RGBE, OpenEXR, or Floating point TIFF/PSD.
Will now stitch each individual image and then attempt to combine.
Ichi’s mobile app can stitch all 7 images with a single batch process.
Saving in OpenEXR format using free Picturenaut
Single HDRi file is now 96 MB in size.
Using Photoshop HDR Pro
Imported 7 images into Photoshop
Testing Scott5 preset
Testing Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) 32 bit
viewed in Ricoh THETA Desktop Application
Unity Test using Look Dev View HDRI
Drag EXR file onto Unity.
Create a new material.
Texture Shape: Cube
Unity recommends using Specular Convolution, but it will blur the skybox.
Look Dev HDRI View
Diagonal Comparison View
Horizontal Comparision View
Simple Asset Test
With Specular Convolution
