Hi David. Looks like this are subjective, so there isn’t a right or wrong way to do things. The color saturation controls on the Color panel are where I would start making adjustments. You can use Exposure’s layers for additional control of separate effects-such as lowering the saturation of blocked-up colors. Try to start the transformation with an Exposure preset that gets you headed in the right direction.

i am desperately trying to get a proper orange and teal look on my pictures that are a little more colorfull than this example. unfortunately with poor results only. especially in blue parts of pics. no tweaks help. is there any pre-adjustement required for pictures, where blue, orange and yellow elements are already present? many thanks in advance.

Or, you can download a version of the upgraded Orange & Teal preset to use with Exposure X3.

Hi John!

You are correct. The Orange and Teal preset in this article was made with Exposure X2, so it will need to be upgraded to use with Exposure X3. Presets from one version cannot be shared manually with a different version.

To upgrade the preset from Exposure X2, go to the Preferences panel in Exposure X3. On the General tab, select the Import button.