Can we have both the previous HDRI and sun in the new HDRI image?

[fa2020]

Hi guys,
When I try to edit HDRI for adding a physical sun, I lose the previous HDRI and just the sun and simple sky is added. How can I keep the previous HDRI and just add the sun to it?
the reason I want to add the sun is that the sun existed in HDRI produces blurry shadow of the objects.

[TpwUK]

Hi guys,
When I try to edit HDRI for adding a physical sun, I lose the previous HDRI and just the sun and simple sky is added. How can I keep the previous HDRI and just add the sun to it?
the reason I want to add the sun is that the sun existed in HDRI produces blurry shadow of the objects.

I think that's coming soon .... see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXUrmGO1188 it doesn't show specifically HDRi + SunSky combo but you never know it might sneak its way in!

Martin

[INNEO_MWo]

Photoshop open and writes HDR files. So you can create both HDR's and blend them In Photoshop together.
If you create a sun and sky HDRI, you can save this as a HDZ file. Now create a new scene in KeyShot with a frame ratio of 2:1  (e.g. 1000x500 Pixel). There's no need for an object to render. Then change environment setting to backplate and choose your new Sun&Sky HDZ file.
And now you can render a 32-bit TIFF or PSD file in the resolution you need, to use this in Photoshop.

Check the attached files. The HDR is very bright!

Hope that helps

Cheers
Marco

[Will Gibbons]

Hi guys,
When I try to edit HDRI for adding a physical sun, I lose the previous HDRI and just the sun and simple sky is added. How can I keep the previous HDRI and just add the sun to it?
the reason I want to add the sun is that the sun existed in HDRI produces blurry shadow of the objects.

I gave an answer to this question in your other thread. Here: https://www.keyshot.com/forum/index.php?topic=13881.msg69797#msg69797