Exposure X7 has plenty of great new features, including a comprehensive owner’s manual. The new manual is a great way for you to find detailed instructions on operating Exposure. It is a quick and easy place to find answers for any questions about using the product effectively.
We made the manual in response to customer requests for detailed, searchable information on how to use Exposure. Thank you all for your feedback.
The Exposure Owner’s Manual
You can access the manual directly from the menu in Exposure. Select Help>Manual to open the online document. You can also open the document here.
Using the document online has several benefits. When you are looking for something in particular, search the manual with Cmd+F or Ctrl+F. Another perk are all the informational links within the manual to other resources on our website, such as video tutorials or support pages.
You can print the manual out if you want a hard copy to reference, or download a PDF version to read on a Kindle or other e-reader.
Whatever your preferences are, the new user manual is a great resource for learning about Exposure
The manual lacks page numbers in the pages footers or headers, they are blank.
The table of contents shows them, but maybe it was forgotten in the actual layout. Just a minor issue.
Congrats for this great software. Remarkable, thank you.
Good observation, Artur. We’ve added page numbers, now.
Thank you for this. I stumbled on it earlier today and it was able to find my answer quickly. I enjoy the videos too of course.
That’s what it’s all about, Brian. Glad to hear it is coming in handy.
Thanks so much for the manual! It is very comprehensive. I appreciate all the work that went into it!
No problem, John. Thanks for the comments.
There are so many missing lenses that I’m using in the Exposure X6 lens correction module. Is there a way that I can import a custom profile from LR/ACR?
Thanks for commenting. The best option is to select the lens closest to the lens you shot with. You also have the manual lens correction sliders that can provide a good correction as well. When you manually adjust corrections in the Lens Correction panel, you can save just the lens correction adjustments as partial preset and apply it to images shot with that lens in the future.
Importing or creating custom lens correction profiles is something we are considering implementing in the future.