Thanks for the suggestion, Eugene. We have documented your comments in our system, so our development team will take it into consideration as they plan future versions of Exposure.

Six months later … Do not see any progress. Do you still plan to allow the path/folder selection during the installation?

There have been several features added since Exposure X3. A couple of the new features are movable overlays, expanded color sensitivity sliders, transform tools for perspective corrections, and a monitored folders ability which supports a tethered workflow. You can see a complete list of them on the Exposure Features page.

You can always take the free trial for a spin to see how Exposure X4 works for your needs.

Thanks for commenting, Alfonso. We have heard requests for a version of Exposure for iOS before. We don’t have plans to build one at this time, but we will document your interest in it.

Hi Susannah! If Blow Up was installed before you upgraded, Exposure X4 should detect it and be listed in the external editor options. I recommend downloading and installing the Exposure X4 Bundle installer if you’re not seeing it. If that doesn’t fix the issue, let’s get you in contact with our support team. Here is a link to open a ticket.

Thanks for commenting! There isn’t an automatic way to migrate presets from Lightroom to Exposure, but experimenting with settings combinations can usually recreate effects made in Lightroom. However, the look will not be recreated in Exposure using the same controls at the same amounts from Lightroom.

Exposure uses internal camera profiles to interpret the RAW image data, which are calibrated to be as neutral as possible. This is very different to the way Lightroom renders RAW files. Exposure does this to make its film preset simulations as accurate as possible.

Yes, X-T3 support has been added to the most recent update of Exposure X4. If you have previously tried Exposure X4, but do not own the software, we are happy to offer a trial extension. Please contact our support team about it, here. https://support.alienskin.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

Thanks, Fred!

Yes. Exposure X4 is a non-destructive RAW photo editor.

Thanks for commenting. Each license of Exposure you purchase allows for two simultaneous uses, so you can install Exposure on both computer systems and you shouldn’t have any problems.

Hi Alain, thanks for commenting. Unfortunately, it is not possible to read video formats with Exposure. That’s a feature we have on our list of options to consider incorporating in a future version. I’ll add a note to our feature logs about your request, which will put it before the design team.

Not yet, Gary. We are working on adding support for the Fujifilm T-T3, but we don’t have a date for when it will be available. You can purchase Exposure X4 using the discounted upgrade pricing.

Right now, the registry change is the only option to install Exposure on a different drive. That is a good suggestion for a new feature, though. I’ll make a note for the design team about your interest in support of alternate install paths.

Already done, even twice – before and after the X4 intro. Last time I have asked about the custom installation path the answer was: not now. This means that for all the SSD+HDD configurations there is the only allowed way of the X4 installation if you do not want to play with the Windows Registry.

Thanks for commenting, David. Exposure can have trouble detecting the proper lens. If that happens you may have to manually select it in the Lens Correction panel. The lens distortion corrections in Exposure are automatically applied to your photos if the lens is recognized and supported. Additionally, you can turn the panel, including any effects applied to your image using the controls on that panel, off to see a before and after.

Thanks for passing along the feedback about the extra pixels. I’ve passed that along to our developers to look into.

We have a list of all the lenses Exposure supports on our website, here. If your lenses aren’t on this list, that doesn’t mean they won’t work. There are plenty of lenses that Exposure supports that we haven’t had the chance to put through our rigorous testing procedures, yet. If you own lenses that aren’t displayed on that list, are you interested in submitting some for us to use for testing and internal evaluation?