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Add an image to an existing HDRI

The (partial) answer is to create an equirectangular image with alpha in an external editor such as gimp and bring the image in as an ENVIRONMENT TEXTURE, not as an image texture. You can then easily ...
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Add an image to an existing HDRI

You could do this in two ways: either an object in the 3D scene, or an image node in compositing. I guess you did one of the two in order to get your current result. 3D Scene In Blender 4.2, you can ...
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Cannot see the HDRI image in material preview or render

On the right side the cube looks like you are in orthographic view. Orthographic view is basically as if the camera has an infinite focal length, so the background is infinitely zoomed in and shows a ...
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Can I have 2 worlds with different HDRs backgrounds and switch between them?

You should really investigate setting up HDRIs as Assets in future. You can then select the Asset shelf and drag one straight into your scene. However in this simple case, select each World in turn ...
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