Same happened in Italy, so all betting sites turned into "news" site so you would have teams being spored by "betting_company_name news". Useless. There's a proposal to be back to previous type of sponsorship.
My interior design wife tells me that exist many kitchen resellers make a living out of it. She uses my tool, that makes me happy.
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https://blog.ncase.me/on-depression/ - I think this is explained in a better and simpler way
This is intentionally much narrower: no custom requests, no creative edits. It only does technical corrections that photographers already apply (lighting, white balance, perspective, sharpness). Think more automated…
I don’t see it as lying any more than adjusting exposure or white balance on a camera does. It doesn’t add or remove anything from the scene, it just fixes bad lighting, color cast, perspective, and sharpness, basically…
Totally get the concern, and I actually agree on the “Instagram-ification” problem. What ProntoPic does is basically what a professional real estate photographer already does in Lightroom: fix lighting, white balance,…
I did exactly the opposite with https://prontopic.com
Same happened in Italy, so all betting sites turned into "news" site so you would have teams being spored by "betting_company_name news". Useless. There's a proposal to be back to previous type of sponsorship.
My interior design wife tells me that exist many kitchen resellers make a living out of it. She uses my tool, that makes me happy.
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https://blog.ncase.me/on-depression/ - I think this is explained in a better and simpler way
This is intentionally much narrower: no custom requests, no creative edits. It only does technical corrections that photographers already apply (lighting, white balance, perspective, sharpness). Think more automated…
I don’t see it as lying any more than adjusting exposure or white balance on a camera does. It doesn’t add or remove anything from the scene, it just fixes bad lighting, color cast, perspective, and sharpness, basically…
Totally get the concern, and I actually agree on the “Instagram-ification” problem. What ProntoPic does is basically what a professional real estate photographer already does in Lightroom: fix lighting, white balance,…
I did exactly the opposite with https://prontopic.com