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El día de hoy Adán Martín nos deja con un nuevo tutorial, esta vez enfocado en la teoría y la práctica detrás de las Imágenes de Alto Rango Dinámico, comunmente conocidas como HDR/HDRI (High Dynamic Range Image), y usadas masivamente en el mundo del 3D para iluminación de escenas.
Si te gustó este video, dale un vistazo al resto de los cursos disponibles en el canal de Youtube de Adán Martín.
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