Thanks for commenting, Gary. We are actively working on adding support for the EOS-R, but we don’t have a date for when it will be ready.

Thanks for commenting, Ben. The first place we usually share information about new features is here on the blog, so you’re in the right place. Chromatic Aberration correction is definitely on our list of features we plan to add in a future version of Exposure. I’ll make a few notes about your interest in that feature in our logs.

Exposure does not have have automatic lens vignette correction. We’re looking into it though.

Please keep us updated about CA correction. I am currently looking for a DAM with integrated RAW developer and it looks like X4 is exactly what I’m looking for. Unfortunately, CA correction is an essential feature for me and I will hold off until you can integrate it. Great work otherwise!

By the way: does X4 feature automatic vignette correction?

Thanks for your continued interest in Chromatic Aberration correction, Steve. We are working on that feature now, but it’s still not quite ready to make its debut. We will certianly bang the drums about it as loud and as often as we can when it is ready.

We’ve heard a few requests for an auto-straighten feature before. That seems like it could be a handy tool for the right workflow. I’ll add a note about your interest in our logs.

Hi, you have been saying chromatic aberration is on your list since at least last summer, almost a year if not more. I would think you have an idea now of when that will come? will it be in X5 and if so when is that?

also will you ever have an auto-straighten feature that crops and straightens like lightroom?

Thanks.

Hi Guido – thanks for commenting. Automatic adjustment tools like exposure or white balance are something we have on our priority list. We don’t have a date when you can see them in Exposure, but we will make notes for the design team about your interest.

But there is still one major feature missing, which I use a lot in LR and thats AUTO-DEVELOPMENT.
I need that starting point although it sometimes misses the point. But for >80% of the day to day shots it fits. And that saves a lot of time.

Although X4 has amazing filters/presets, I really would appreciate that feature in X4.
PLEASE consider it for the next release!

Hi Dan — Thanks for commenting. Aperture and Exposure work a little bit differently, so I recommend watching a few of our tutorial videos to get familiar with it. Here is a link. Silver Efex Pro 2 can be used as an external editor in Exposure, so you can access that via Edit Copy In > Silver Efex just like with Aperture. That portion of your workflow will remain very much the same.

We’re happy to help you with that, Steve. Let’s get you in contact with our support team. Here’s a link to open a ticket.

Thanks for commenting, Doug! Exposure’s gradient tool enables you to make seamless, natural fades between effects. Exposure’s radial shape gradient is similar to Lightroom’s radial filter. Here is a link to our Local Adjustments video. It demonstrates how to use the gradient tools in Exposure.

Thanks for the suggestions, Dariusz. We already have plans for most of the things you mentioned. They are on our list of features we are considering for future versions of Exposure. They are not going to make it into Exposure X4.5.

We could use your help with improving support of lossy DNG files. One of the first things we need are images to test with. Would you be willing to share some lossy DNG photos with us for testing and evaluation? If so, here is a link to open a support ticket about it.

Thanks for commenting, Iain. I’d like to hear more about what you’re experiencing with Exposure. We usually hear praise about the quality of Exposure’s sharpening, and about its speed. I’ve sent you an email about it.

Thanks for commenting, Cedar. HEIC support, and video preview support are already on our list for future versions of Exposure, but they are not expected this update. I will pass your suggestions about Exposure’s UI over to the design team.

Miles, just to make sure I understood you correctly. By M5A, you’re referring to the Sony RX100VA, and by M6, you’re meaning the Sony RX100VI, right?

Thanks for commenting, Miles. Exposure supports the RX100V but not specifically the RX100VA, not yet. The team are always developing support for new camera and lens models. We don’t have a completion date set for this model, but the team are actively working on it.

Nevertheless, I miss some features (essential when for LR post-user):
– Better support for Lossy DNG files. Now I can open them in Exposure but application process them very slowly, dynamic range and overall quality of an image is awful. I’ve got a big archive of my casual photos converted to this format, and I couldn’t use them in your software.
– correction of chromatic aberration and defringe tool – My lens, especially wide open is not perfect, and this optical defect is visible
– better noise reduction & sharpening tools – now I found they are useless for high ISO images because they degrade images much more than tools from other apps (e.g. LR or Capture One)

The last one is the lack of luminosity range tool. It is available in LR CC and other like Capture One. It helps much create beautiful pictures and control image in selected areas. Now to do this correction I need to move to other apps.

I would like if you have some items in your backlog to cover them? If so, when we can expect them.

Thx.

Not for this release, no. We are actively working on support for the new EOS-R raw format, but it’s not ready yet.

Thanks for commenting, Mike. Glad to hear that LUT support is something you’re interested in. ICC profiles is on our list of features we’d like to get into Exposure. I’ll make a note for the development team about your interest in that.

That’s great to hear, Sean! Thanks for sharing.