Testing out one HDRI map at a time and rotating the environment to try and stumble on a good result is not an efficient or smart approach to lighting. But they give your final image that standard studio lighting look.
The most useful stock studio HDRI maps are often the most generic and bland, allowing them to light a wide range of scenes.
Your image won’t stand out from the crowd. Using stock HDRI maps does not teach you to light properly because you simply use a pre-made lighting setup. Learning to light properly one light at a time, whatever method used, is an essential skill for a 3D artist that will be used on every future project. More importantly a badly placed reflection can ruin your image too. Carefully positioned lights and reflections will bring the form and materials of your scene to life. Lighting can make or break the quality of your final image. Lighting is one of the most exciting stages in creating a 3D image.
What's wrong with using stock Studio HDRI maps?
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