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... well, it's suppose to be Öresund, but DA won't have that in the title.

Car model by Kemal Aydabol, available at RDNA

This image is a Vue HDRI render, not a Photoshop composition. This essentially means the surroundings consist of a 360 degree photo which is loaded into Vue. As you can see it's a bit grainy. Perhaps because of too low resolution, as it is a freebie.
While you can achieve great looking results using a good HDRI photo, I don't like this technique because it is also very limiting. You are completely bound to the conditions set by the static photo.

I prefer making renders where everything is editable, adjustable or replaceable 3D, such as here or here

One reason why many like the HDRI technique is the speed/ease of setting up the surroundings and the speed of the final render. This Vue HDRI render finished in about 2 minutes. The scene with the orange car took about 11 hours. (3.2 GHz Intel i7 quadcore with 24 GB RAM)

1365 x 768 wallpaper size.

Description
... well, it's suppose to be Öresund, but DA won't have that in the title.

Car model by Kemal Aydabol, available at RDNA

This image is a Vue HDRI render, not a Photoshop composition. This essentially means the surroundings consist of a 360 degree photo which is loaded into Vue. As you can see it's a bit grainy. Perhaps because of too low resolution, as it is a freebie.
While you can achieve great looking results using a good HDRI photo, I don't like this technique because it is also very limiting. You are completely bound to the conditions set by the static photo.

I prefer making renders where everything is editable, adjustable or replaceable 3D, such as here or here

One reason why many like the HDRI technique is the speed/ease of setting up the surroundings and the speed of the final render. This Vue HDRI render finished in about 2 minutes. The scene with the orange car took about 11 hours. (3.2 GHz Intel i7 quadcore with 24 GB RAM)

1365 x 768 wallpaper size.