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    Before and after gallery

    Every pair below is a real ProGrade AI result: the photograph on the left is the file as it was uploaded, the photograph on the right is the graded output. Drag the handle to compare. Each caption names the grading mode used and what the grade was actually solving, whether that was a warm cast, a clipped window, blocked shadows or flat contrast.

    Real estate

    Listing interiors shot in mixed light, graded for neutral whites, recovered windows and open shadows.

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    Real Estate mode

    Open plan kitchen, mixed daylight and warm bulbs

    Warm cast from the ceiling bulbs neutralized, window detail held instead of clipped, and the hardwood floor kept as wood rather than pushed orange.

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    Real Estate mode

    Listing kitchen, brighter delivery

    A slightly brighter listing treatment of the same room type. Shadows under the cabinets lifted, worktop and cabinetry brought back to true white.

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    Natural mode

    Bathroom with small high windows

    Low contrast original with a flat grey wash. Graded for a clean white point on the tiles while keeping the timber vanity honest.

    Architecture and interiors

    Interior frames where the window view matters as much as the room, and material tone has to stay accurate.

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    Real Estate mode

    Living room, backlit by a full height window

    Strongly underexposed interior against a bright city window. Shadows opened so the furniture and artwork read, with the window kept as a view rather than a white panel.

    Portrait

    Skin is excluded from global color moves, so tone and contrast can change without the face shifting hue.

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    Photoshop mode

    Studio headshot, flat lighting

    Exposure and contrast shaped around the subject with skin tone protected. Texture kept, no plastic smoothing.

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    The fairest test of any grading tool is a file you have edited by hand. Upload one and compare the result against your own edit.

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