Question about light probes

I'm doing an camera animation of an object in a room. Nothing will be moving except the camera. What is the benefit of using light probes vs baking lightmaps?

Using HDRP btw.

 

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If it's just for some animated video recording then I would say not much, although you might have to consider Texel sizes to see if it's even viable for you to bake really small objects as there could be light leaking and you may need to adjust lightmap scale of the object accordingly.
Another consideration would be memory constraints as lightmapping entire scene creates lightmap texture for each object which must be loaded into memory.
Iteration speed is another point (as you may not move big structure as much, but you may want to adjust a few small pebbles lying here and there)
I'm not an expert in this matter though, these are just some thoughts from my side

 

Lightprobes will contain changing bounce lighting from Enlighten and are suitable also for objects that are hard to lightmap.

 

Thanks for replying!

My scene has a hangar with a helicopter inside. All the lights are coming from drop down ceiling lights.

To get good lighting inside of the helicopter, should I just make all the interior meshes static and bake them? Otherwise if I use Baked Indirect and only set the hangar to be baked, there is no bounced light inside of the cockpit.

 

So your saying to create a light probe volume group after marking all the objects I want baked to static?

If so, shouldn't I mark each object to Receive Global Illumination Light Probes?

 

Thank you. The interior is looking better after using an HDRI skybox for soft light and doing a bake and using some volume overrides.