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Adding Tours to Twitter and Facebook Automatically

Every tour can be automatically posted to Twitter and FaceBook. Photographers can have all the tours they publish post their

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Posted by Paul Rodman on March 17, 2010 at 8:00pm

New HDR Software promises easier "natural" results

http://www.hdrdarkroom.com/examples.htm HDR Darkroom (for Mac and PC) was recently released and promises to make it easier to get "natural" results. They have a dual system, one pane for making "natural" results, and another for making "surreal" results.

At only $50, this might be a great new tool for real estate photographers using HDR to produce better results. There

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Posted by Alan Pinstein on February 11, 2010 at 11:00am — 3 Comments

Realtor.com Syndication

would be nice to have it so we can repost listing to realtor.com through tourbuzz for when the listing changes mls#'s or if listing has more than 2 mls#'s, as now once it posts you can't use tourbuzz again to syndicate, have to go to picture path, not urgent but would be a time saver.

Posted by BestHDTour.com on October 26, 2009 at 11:16am — 1 Comment

Another amazing image editing system -- not sure if it's good for real estate but it will amaze you!

You can watch the video and check out the sample gallery in less than 5 minutes. Truly amazing.

Posted by Alan Pinstein on October 6, 2009 at 12:30am

PatchMatch update - coming to Photoshop CS5!

I blogged previously about PatchMatch, a new image editing algorithm that allows you to interactively edit image contents. For example, you could easily remove trash cans or people from a photo, or even touch up areas that were obscured or missing for some reason.

In case you missed it, here's the demo video:

Today I learned that PatchM… Continue

Posted by Alan Pinstein on September 26, 2009 at 12:30pm

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Jerry R Bridges replied to Hamish Tear's discussion 'More on HDR'

Did you run a test using the HDR Darkroom on the same image to compare? I just downloaded the program but don't have time to play with it just now.

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Hamish Tear added a discussion

More on HDR

Hey Alan,I did some test shots with HDR Darkroom and wow - what a difference. The results are far more impressive than Photomatix 'Average' setting, and you don't have all the junk of adjustments in Tone Mapping and Detail Compression to confuse the…

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Adding Tours to Twitter and Facebook Automatically

Adding Tours to Twitter and Facebook Automatically Every tour can be automatically posted to Twitter and FaceBook. Photographers can have all the tours they publish post their Twitter and/or FaceBook account or just for certain Realtors. Real…

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Nathan Strauch replied to Hamish Tear's discussion 'Going Viral'

Hello all! Happy Spring... Almost! I am in the process of designing a plan for all Tourbuzz providers based on syndication and everything that an Agent/Broker needs. Please understand that I must be very candid for the time being though. It's imp…

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Hamish Tear commented on Alan Pinstein's blog post 'New HDR Software promises easier "natural" results'

Alan, That's understood - it's just the more stubborn ones that need the work. Otherwise I recommend that 'average' in Photomatix will yield more natural blended results across the exposure range without spending the extra fifty bucks (if you alrea…

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Alan Pinstein commented on Alan Pinstein's blog post 'New HDR Software promises easier "natural" results'

I never said you couldn't get great results if you investing a lot of time... to me the holy grail is being able to get good HDR results with a small, fixed amount of time per-image. This tool promises to move closer to that goal.

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Hamish Tear commented on Alan Pinstein's blog post 'New HDR Software promises easier "natural" results'

ALan, I was a great fan of HDR and still use it in Panos quite a bit. But honestly, I find that using the 'Average' setting in Photomatix gives a nice blend without the HDR artificiality that often goes with it. I also find that frequently, when I…

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