It works great, and there’s no charge to switch platforms.

That’s an interesting idea. I’ll pass this feature request to our design team.

Thanks for the comment, Warren. We’re glad you are finding Exposure useful.

It works very similar, with a few different quirks, which are easy to learn but overall very happy so far.

Worth the purchase price.

Thanks for the comment. I think what you’re looking for can be applied on the Grain panel. Check out this video, which demonstrates using Exposure’s grain tools. – as for randomizing the grain, adjusting the Relative Size slider slightly will also change its appearance.

Yes, the cameras listed in this article were just the recent new additions in Exposure 7.1. We have a comprehensive list of all the camera models Exposure supports on our website, here. The list includes a bunch of camera models from Canon.

Hi Igor, thanks for commenting. I see what you mean, and I think it’s a good idea. I’ll bring it up to the design team. You can only zoom to as large as the texture files are. So, if you also wanted to zoom out, you would need to make newer, larger texture files with more image data. You might be able to find some online and import them yourself in the meantime.

Thanks a lot! I’ll have a look at it!

Thanks for commenting, Jorge. I hope the tips in the video help make that part of your workflow easier. If you haven’t seen our 3d Color Masking video, that demonstrates how to create a mask using the skin tones. That could help you, too.

You can try Exposure by downloading the trial, or you can purchase it from our site. Just click the Buy Now link here.

Je cherche comment me le procurer, donc si vous pouvez m’aider je l’apprécierais grandement.