No problem! Let’s get you in contact with our support team. They will send you a set of instructions about the image types, camera settings, etc. that we need for testing and evaluation. Additionally, they will send you a link to a dropbox folder where you can upload your photos. Here is a link to open a ticket.

Thanks for a friendly reply, Jimmy.
As for Sigma lenses… I’m using these 2 lenses:
Sigma lens — 18-200 F3.5-6.3 DC MACRO OS HSM Contemporary
Sigma lens — 50-500mm F4.5-6.3 APO DG OS HSM

Of course I can share images shot using them. But I’ld like to clarify some details:
1. how many images do you need ?
2. can I send images in RAW format ? (or you need only jpeg)
3. is there any demands for images (depth of field, focal length and so on..)
4. what the best way to share images ? (send via email, or just put them on any public drive, like Google Drive.. ? )

Thanks for commenting, Anatoly. The features you mentioned are already on our radar. I will add notes about your interest in each of them to our request logs. That will bring them up to the design team as they plan development goals for future versions of Exposure.

We haven’t published a list new features that will be available in the next version of Exposure, yet. When we make a big announcement like that, we’ll include all the details about it right here on our blog. So, this is the best space to watch.

Which Sigma lenses are you looking for in particular? Would you be willing to share images that you have shot using them with us for testing and evaluation purposes? That would help us build support for them.

1. chromatic aberration correction
2. perspective correction tool like Lightroom’s Transform tab
3. vignetting corrections in Lens Correction panel
4. list of supported lenses also has some holes, particularly for Sigma lenses
5. creating panoramas or HDR images

Can we hope that these features’ll be realised in future ? If -‘YES’ – then when ? (I mean – in which year or update you’re planning to do this)

Thanks, Isky. I was just making sure. Thank you for providing the example video and for contacting the support team. The Sony A7 III is not on our officially supported camera list just yet. This is most likely the cause of what you are noticing.

Thanks for the reply, Jimmy. I’ll open a support ticket. Just so you can see the phenomenon, here is a video showing the effect.
I’m aware of the the differences in RAW rendering compared to the camera’s JPGs, this phenomenon only is appearing in Alien Skin when working with A7III files, and not on my other Canon, or Fuji X bodies.
Here is the vid: https://photos.app.goo.gl/6MdpCQEPjyHk6L4K7

Thanks for commenting, Isky.

RAW and JPEG files will look different when compared because the camera typically applies some level of enhancement to the JPEG image. Exposure’s RAW rendering profiles are calibrated to be as neutral as possible to give the most accurate simulations when used with a preset. This is most likely what you’re noticing.

Let’s get you in contact with our support team just to make sure everything on your computer is working correctly. If you could supply us with a few examples of RAW images that show the issues you’re experiencing, that would be great. Here is a link to open a support ticket.

When Exposure detects that an update is available, it presents a link to the release notes page on our website. This is where you’ll find a full summary of the changes in each update. Next time there’s an update, see if this meets your needs. If not, let us know so we can think about how to improve the visibility of this information.

We publish blog articles like this to let people know that we are rapidly improving Exposure, and that we are listening to customer requests. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for commenting, Adam. The full name of the latest update is Exposure X3.5.3.104. You can learn what is included in the latest version by reading the release notes, here. The easiest way to check and see if you are using the latest version is from within Exposure. Go to the Help menu, and choose Check for Updates. That will ensure you are using the most current version.