Wall Street Journalのインスタグラム(wsj) - 3月6日 20時59分

New photo-editing technology is allowing home sellers to remove ugly paneling, add pools to their properties and even perform full-blown HGTV-style makeovers with clicks of a mouse.⠀
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As nearly every home search begins online and deals are often struck without in-person showings, the hazards to buyers range from disappointment when they arrive to see the homes to blown renovation budgets.⠀
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"We're like Photoshop on steroids,” said @boxbrowniecom co-founder Brad Filliponi, whose photo-editing firm will punch up pictures of a house for sale for $1.60 per image, making dull skies blue, patching lawns and maybe popping photorealistic flames into fireplaces. ⠀
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Starting at $64, the company will virtually renovate a room to produce a marketing image that looks realistic but nothing like the real thing.⠀
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Read more at the link in our bio.⠀
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