Where can I find a collection of photorealistic scenes? [on hold]

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Published on 2014-06-03T19:05:24Z Indexed on 2014/06/03 21:41 UTC
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Where can I find a collection of 10-100 3D scenes with photorealistic levels of detail? For example, the scene rendered here contains photorealistic detail.

Note I want the underlying object models, textures, etc, not final renderings. I'll be using these scenes to test a computer vision idea.

BTW, this is a reposting of this question. I wasn't able to find a Stack Exchange site that is perfectly suited to the question, but as this is a modeling and rendering question, I'm hoping it is a good enough match for the venue.

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