HDRI locations is a combination of one ultra high resolution HDRI map and multiple matching backplates to use as a background for your renderings.

The HDRI maps are either 11500x3750 or 14000x7000 to assure the absolute best quality. They are shot using a professional DSLR camera so they are NOT made with a Spheron camera which most of HDRI-Locations competitors are using. Spheron only shoots in lower resolution and quality isn't as good, especially in low-light situations. So if you want good quality HDRI-Locations.com is your best choice!

In the upper right corner of the page the Locations can be sorted based on their lightning, the ground the car would be standing on, and the type of location the car could be in.

The ground and location is obvious, but below is a summary of what the various lighting conditions mean, and what type of cars they work with and don't work with.

Sunny:	A typical midday lighting where the sun is out and hitting the area directly. This kind of lighting is usually not so good for black and red cars or other colors that are very shiny. In general the hardest type of light to get a good looking car.
Sunset/Sunrise:	Sun is visible but it's very close to the horizon, this type of lighting is good for most car colors.
Dusk/Dawn:	The sun is below the horizon, so the car is not hit by direct sun light, this also works with most car colors.
Cloudy:	Sun is covered by clouds so no direct sunlight. If there are many scattered clouds then those might look like dirty spots on a red car, on a silver car that's not an issue as it's blurred out.
Shade:	This category is for situations where the sun is out, but the area where the car will be is in shade, so the sun is either behind a building or mountains or something else.. This type of light usually gives a really nice looking car no matter what color it is.
Interior:	This is assigned when the car is inside and the lighting outside doesn't really matter.