Thanks for commenting, Will. The model’s skin color in the image is a mixture of red, magenta, and a little bit of yellow. The adjustments to change the coloring of the photo didn’t read very strong on her skin because the magentas and yellows were not adjusted.

Thanks! I’ll be in touch.

Sure, do not hesitate to email me. it will be a pleasure to share my experience on the new release.

Thanks for the comments, Damien. After the update is released, I’d like to hear about your experiences using it. Would you mind if I email you about your experiences? I made notes in our feature request log about displaying LAB color values, skin tone white balance, and making improvements to highlight/shadow recovery. We appreciate the feedback.

When working on colors, checking Lab/RGB values can help to get consistent results.
I would love to see Lab/RGB readouts in Exposure (Lab values are great to check skintones).
Being a bit color blind, this is today a functionnality I would really miss if I would switch to Exposure.
Do you plan to add it?

Another tool that I would love to see, is the definition of white balance according to skin tone (like Capture one or in a more simple way like Silkypix).

Otherwise, Exposure X3 is very powerful while being simple and very quick. The way you have design it is really good and most of the tools give really really good results (except maybe highlight/shadow recovery; exposure adjustment seems also too “linear” — it is easy to lose highlights/shadows while adjusting exposure).

Keep refining Exposure. It is a mature product that only miss few points to be the best!