Before. After.Balanced.
HDR merges from Schubl’s pipeline. Bracketed sets in, balanced JPEGs out. Drag any slider below. The hard scenes first. Mixed light, pulled windows, shadows lifted without the oversaturated HDR look.
The side-by-side format.
A preview of the gallery layout. Drag any slider to see the compare format. Live HDR merge pairs replace the stock shots here as soon as the first shoots wrap.
Every merge clears four rules
before it ships.
If an output fails any of them, it does not leave the pipeline. No exceptions, no “close enough,” no padding the gallery with frames that nearly cleared the bar.
Held, not blown.
Highlights stay in detail. Ceilings keep their paint colour. No paper-white skies framed by dark interior walls, no blue-cast from the window bleeding across the room.
Lifted, not shouted.
Corners, undersides, rugs. Detail restored where the eye expects it, without the oversaturated micro-contrast look every HDR tool defaults to.
One listing, one white point.
Kitchen halogens, living-room daylight, bedroom lamps. Room to room the white point is reconciled so the buyer reads one home, not eight.
Print-neutral. MLS-safe.
No HDR halos, no crushed blacks, no over-sharpened edges. Output is built to clear MLS submission rules and print clean in the brochure.
Built from the edits we did by hand, back when we were the photographers staying up until 1am on a Sunday. If the AI cannot match it, the AI does not ship.
More services. More rows.
HDR merge leads. Flambient, object removal, and virtual staging add their own rows to the gallery as they ship.
- HDR merge
- FlambientSoon
- Object removalSoon
- Virtual stagingSoon
- Twilight conversionSoon
Get your evenings back.
Join the waitlist.
Join the waitlist for free Testing access and launch updates. Schubl provides the Wallet Credit during Testing. Card top-ups begin in Beta, with a planned 50% discount against the expected $0.20 base price.
- Free Testing credit
- No subscription
- RAW supported
- Balanced output
Waitlist members will be the first to test real shoots, compare results, and tell us what needs to improve.