PhotographyImage Processing3MediumPhotographer$ implied
Photographers lack a platform to share and view full-resolution, uncompressed, HDR photos on large 4K screens, as existing platforms compress photos and prioritize small-screen social media consumption.
Existing photo-sharing platforms like Flickr compress photos to lower resolutions, and there is no infrastructure for true HDR photography viewing online.
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Willingness to Pay
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Added
Jun 17, 2026
Workarounds Described
- views photos on personal 4K OLED TV at home
Implied Software Gaps
- A platform that lets photographers upload and share full-resolution photos without compression, with HDR support for viewing on large screens
App Concept
FullRes Gallery
FullRes Gallery is a platform for photographers to upload and share full-resolution, uncompressed photos with HDR support, optimized for viewing on large 4K/8K screens and TVs. It offers immersive browsing and eliminates compression artifacts, preserving every detail the photographer intended.
Key Features
- Upload full-resolution uncompressed photos (RAW/TIFF/JPEG)
- Support for HDR photo format with tone mapping for compatible displays
- Curated galleries for large-screen viewing with zoom and pan
- Privacy controls for client proofs and public portfolios
- Built-in 'View on TV' feature with screen casting or smart TV app
Target Users: Professional and enthusiast photographers who shoot with high-resolution cameras (e.g., Sony A7R IV) and want to showcase their work in full detail on large 4K or 8K displays.
Revenue Model: Freemium with free tier limited to 100 full-res photos, $9.99/mo for unlimited uploads and HDR support, $19.99/mo for portfolio website integration and client proofing
Existing Solutions Mentioned
FlickrInstagram4K OLED TVprinted media
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