Comments on: Histogram User Guide

By: Jimmy Beech

Jimmy Beech — Tue, 14 Apr 2020 16:47:41 +0000

In reply to Abhijeet.

Exposure’s workflow doesn’t use a catalog, so it is remarkably fast at organizing images. At Exposure’s core is an extensive selection of accurate film emulation presets, which enable you to apply a favorite look to your photos with a single click. You can easily create presets with your studio’s signature look, save them, and use them again and again in the future.

Exposure is the only RAW editor designed from the ground up for accurate film emulation and gorgeous creative photo effects. It comes with over 500 presets that accurately emulate iconic analog films, ranging from vintage Daguerreotype to modern portrait films like Kodak Portra. You can customize each one, and blend multiple presets using Exposure’s non-destructive layering and brushing tools.

By: Abhijeet

Abhijeet — Sat, 11 Apr 2020 04:02:14 +0000

Hi !
How is Exposure different than rhe other RAW processers like ON1 or Skylum Luminar or Capture One?
Why would one look at Exposure rather than the above.
Can you give me some technical sales talk??
I m a beginner in Photigraphy but i intend to scale uo to pro level.
Kindky ignore the pricing aspect in your reply.
I just want to know how Esposure could help me prodece much better images all else being equal.

Thanks

Abhijeet
New Delhi

By: Jimmy Beech

Jimmy Beech — Fri, 13 Mar 2020 13:10:46 +0000

In reply to AndreasF. Thanks Andreas! Yes, you're right. Good catch. I corrected those references in the copy.

By: AndreasF

AndreasF — Fri, 13 Mar 2020 11:02:57 +0000

Nice tutorial to explain the complexity of the histogram. Could it be that you mixed-up the shortcuts? Isn’t it [F7] for shadow clipping and [F8] for highlight clipping?
Keep up the good work, Exposure ist a lovely and powerful piece of software.