Indoor HDRI skies
- 19 published HDRIs sit in the Indoor category.
- Prices range from $8 to $20 per variant.
- Resolutions run from 8192x4096 up to 12288x6144 pixels.
- Example scenes include HDR 101 Old Factory, HDR 022 Barn and HDR 038 Garage.
This collection covers HDRIs shot inside roofed spaces such as garages, barns, tunnels and factory halls. They provide window and artificial light references for interior renders instead of open-sky daylight.
Products
HDR 039 Garage 2 16k
HDR 078 Old Hall
HDR 074 Old Building
HDR 073 Old Building
HDR 072 Old Building
HDR 077 Old Hangar
HDR 071 Old Hangar
HDR 043 Old Building
HDR 127 Industrial Hall
HDR 126 Tunnel
HDR 120 Tunnel
HDR 119 Tunnel
HDR 115 Industry 07
HDR 039 Garage 2
HDR 038 Garage 1
HDR 110 Tunnel
HDR 022 Barn
HDR 105 Old Factory
HDR 101 Old Factory
What is in this collection
19 published HDRIs sit in the Indoor category. Prices range from $8 to $20 per variant, and resolutions span 8192x4096 to 12288x6144 pixels, delivered as .exr. Examples: HDR 101 Old Factory, HDR 022 Barn and HDR 038 Garage 1.
When to use indoor HDRIs
- Garage, workshop or barn interior renders where light comes from windows and doorways rather than an open sky.
- Factory or warehouse floor scenes needing a mix of skylight and overhead fixture lighting.
- Vehicle or equipment renders staged inside a covered space instead of outdoors.
- Tunnel or underpass shots where light enters only from the openings at each end.
Rendering notes
Indoor captures mix daylight coming through openings with the space's own artificial or ambient light, so the result is usually higher contrast and more localized than an outdoor sky, with bright pools near windows and darker corners elsewhere. Because these HDRIs supply the whole lighting setup for a roofed space, check the window or door position in each file before choosing one, since it determines where the brightest light and any specular highlights will land in the scene.