Thanks for commenting, Nic. Good suggestion. I’ll make sure the design team hears about that feature and your interest in it.

Thanks for commenting, Andrew. That’s a neat idea. I’ll make a note your interest in us adding that feature to our request log. That will put it before the design team to consider implementing in a future version of Exposure.

Thanks for commenting. I’ll add a note in our request log about your interest in that feature.

Thanks for commenting and for the suggestions, Robert. I’ll add your feature requests in a write up for the design team.

This is wha’t holding me back too. Soft-proof would be nice but what I absolutely need is better control of my print workflow in Exposure X3. I need to understand how output sharpening works and I need Color Management like ICC-profiles and Render Intent. It is ok for me to be able to bake this into a jpeg as part of the export as long as I know exactly what is going on behind the scene. This is one of Adobes strength and it works great in Lightrooms print module. I really don’t need the full blown print module just options like output sharpening, render intent, ICC-profile etc. when exporting to file. I need this to get a predictable result as I upload these files to my print service with no additional processing applied to them. Keep up the good work with Exposure X3, it is becoming even better than Lightroom in some other areas. Ps. please try to keep it as fast and snappy as possible, especially for the Mac ;)

Thanks for the suggestion, Eric. We’ve had feature suggestions to support tethered shooting before. Would that solve your workflow issue?

Thanks for letting us know.

Thats a big one for me too

Thanks for commenting, Kirk.

You can use the keyboard to control the sliders in Exposure. You can use the arrow keys when you mouse over a control, or you can use Exposure’s dedicated keyboard shortcuts, such as adjusting Contrast with A and S. In addition to those keys, you can use the modifier keys to increase or decrease the adjustment strength. For example, A moves the contrast slider -5, Shift+A increases the amount of change and moves contrast -15. Pressing Alt+A decreases the amount and only moves contrast -1.

You can find a full list of keyboard shortcuts in Exposure’s Help menu –> Keyboard Shortcuts.

Perspective correction is a feature on our list for a future version of Exposure.

Thanks for the feedback, Alexis. I’ll make sure the design team hears your requests.

Thanks for commenting, Ario. We have perspective correction and printing support on our roadmap.

Thanks for commenting, Michiel. Our philosophy in using “Move to Trash” rather than deleting files from a NAS is to help keep users from unintentionally deleting data. Adding an option to circumvent that behavior is not a bad idea, though. I’ll relay that request over to the design team.

Hi Patrick – thanks for commenting. There isn’t a function to screen proof using a color profile, but that’s a good idea. I’ll happily write it up as a feature request for the design team.

100 % true

Thanks for the comments, Alex. We have improvements to the white balance controls on our list. We make announcements about new features we’re adding to Exposure on our blog, so stay tuned in here for the latest.