Lumaro is an AI-focused real-estate image enhancement app for faster HDR-style workflows. It helps merge bracketed JPG/PNG images, improve lighting, and fine-tune the final result with simple controls. Unlike broad photo editors, Lumaro is built around one guided workflow: turning property shots into cleaner, listing-ready images.
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Hi Product Hunt! I’m Sofi, the founder of Lumaro.
I built Lumaro to make real-estate image enhancement faster and less complicated. The current version focuses on a guided workflow for merging bracketed JPG/PNG images, improving lighting, and making simple final adjustments without needing to jump into a full photo editor.
I’d love feedback from anyone who works with property images, product visuals, or editing workflows in general. What would make this more useful, faster, or easier to trust in a real workflow?
Thanks for checking it out.
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@sofinityx the part that makes or breaks real estate hdr is the window pull, keeping the interior lit without blowing out the view. does Lumaro hold the window exposure on bracketed merges or do you pull it back manually after?
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@artem_fedorovich Lumaro is built around bracketed real-estate merges, so the goal is to preserve the window/view exposure during the merge rather than forcing everything to be fixed manually after. Right now, it handles the base HDR merge automatically, and there are manual adjustment controls afterwards if the scene needs fine-tuning. Dedicated advanced window recovery is one of the next areas I’m improving.
@sofinityx the part that makes or breaks real estate hdr is the window pull, keeping the interior lit without blowing out the view. does Lumaro hold the window exposure on bracketed merges or do you pull it back manually after?
@artem_fedorovich Lumaro is built around bracketed real-estate merges, so the goal is to preserve the window/view exposure during the merge rather than forcing everything to be fixed manually after. Right now, it handles the base HDR merge automatically, and there are manual adjustment controls afterwards if the scene needs fine-tuning. Dedicated advanced window recovery is one of the next areas I’m improving.