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Exposure
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Photo © Andrea Livieri
[H1] Exposure is the image editor designed for the art of photography.
[H3] The new Exposure X7 combines professional grade photo adjustments, a huge library of gorgeous photo looks, and an efficient design that is a joy to use.
Standalone editor and
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Photoshop/Lightroom plug-inBuy NowFree Trial
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[H1] Beautiful Editing
[H2] Precise Adjustments
Gorgeous color adjustments, sharpening, and noise reduction using the latest advanced image processing techniques.Photo © David MeceyOptimized ProPhoto internal processing produces top quality finished imagesRefined grading tools give total control of image colorAdvanced selection tools enable speedy adjustments in any area of your imageAdaptive smoothing preserves sharp edges while reducing noiseWatch the Preview
[H2] Gorgeous Creative Looks
Our huge library of presets contains hundreds of realistic film simulations, subtle modern looks, and time-saving utilities.Learn MorePhoto © Michael Gillman
[H2] Flexible Masking and Layers
Unique masking tools and easy to use effect layers enable you to blend effects in any way you can imagine.Photo © Darla Winn
[H2] Stunning Special Effects
Exposure’s deep integrated special effects open up creative possibilities – film grain, bokeh, custom borders, light effects, and more.Photo © Andrea Livieri
[H1] Catalog Free
Exposure’s catalog free design streamlines image organization. There’s no need to import your photos – simply show Exposure where they are and start editing.
[H1] Fast & Efficient
Exposure is fast. GPU optimized image processing makes editing fun again. Fast image switching makes culling lightning-fast. Less waiting reduces distractions and helps you focus on making beautiful images.
[H1] Features
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Complete RAW photo editor
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500+ customizable presets
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new Intelligent masking tools
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GPU Optimized
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One-click automatic adjustments
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Photoshop and Lightroom plug-in support included
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Non-destructive layers
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Keywords, collections, and smart collections
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Portrait retouching
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[H1] Legendary Service
When you purchase Exposure, you benefit from using a stable, reliable product. One that you can count on for any type of photography workflow. We’ve been developing award-winning, advanced image processing software since 1993, and are known for our industry-leading software and fantastic customer support. The help I received was professional, fast and just plain nice. It doesn’t get much better than that. Oh, and the software rocks, too!Grant Leighton Time after time, you guys invent amazing software I didn’t know I needed, and then once I try it, I find I can’t live without it!Dean White, Pocomoke City, MD Exposure Software’s great customer service says a lot about their company and software. I appreciate their helpful support and attitude towards solving any issues I have.Al Tobar, Alfonso Tobar*photography With such wonderful customer service I’ll be a customer for years to come!Dennis Boyer, Modesto, CA Thank you, for the fastest, nicest service and communication I’ve ever received from a company!Shelle Kenneday
[H1] Press Mentions
[H4] To learn what industry photographers and journalists think of Exposure, check out these recent reviews.
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“The Polygon tool is special in that it allows you to create an outline that guides Exposure’s border sensitivity and gets results much faster than with any other selection tool I’ve ever used.”
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“Exposure is certainly very responsive, more so than Adobe’s other competitors. The new ability in Exposure to populate smart collections with keywords is a real, time-saving bonus.”
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“Exposure from [Exposure Software] does everything you’d expect from a high-end editor, things like PSD support, Mac and 64-bit Win compatibility, integration as a PS plug-in, etc., and it does everything fast.”
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“I find myself impressed by Exposure X6, just as I was by its predecessor. At a relatively low cost and with a perpetual license which frees you from being nickel-and-dimed to death by subscription fees, it offers great image quality and a very generous feature set.”
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“Exposure is so versatile that it can quickly be picked up by those new to photo editing. Equally, professional photographers will find a fully-fledged editing suite to make their workflow as efficient as possible.”Buy NowFree Trial
[H2] EXPOSURE SOFTWARE BLOG
[H2] Working with Layers
Layers provide another level of control to the editing adjustments applied to images with Exposure. This video demonstrates how to use them to benefit your workflow.
[H2] Getting Started with Exposure
Exposure offers a complete set of tools for photo editing and organizing. We show you how to get started using Exposure in this video.
[H2] Batch Editing
Quick export presets streamline your exporting workflow and they make sure your export settings are consistent. This video demonstrates how to use them in Exposure.
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[H2] Requirements
We thoroughly test and support Exposure X7 on the systems listed. While Exposure X7 may also work on other configurations, we do not guarantee it.
[H4] System Requirements
Exposure X7 may be used as a standalone photo editor or as plug-ins to another program. When used as a plug-in, it requires one of the following host applications: Adobe Photoshop CS6 or Adobe Photoshop CC 2015 or newer Adobe Lightroom 6 or Adobe Lightroom Classic CC Mac macOS 10.13 High Sierra or newer Apple M1 or Intel Core 2 processor or newer Monitor with 1280 x 768 resolution or greater 8GB RAM minimum, 16GB recommended For GPU support, a recent (2015 or later) Metal compatible GPU with 2GB RAM is recommended Windows Windows 10 or 11 64-bit Windows edition Intel Core 2 processor or newer Monitor with 1280 x 768 resolution or greater 8GB RAM minimum, 16GB recommended For GPU support, a recent (2015 or later) OpenCL compatible GPU with 2GB RAM is recommended
[H4] Supported File Formats
TIFF, JPEG, DNG, HEIC, and PSD Exposure supports a wide range of RAW camera formats.
[H4] Supported Lenses
Exposure provides distortion, vignette, and chromatic aberration correction for many camera lenses.

[H2] Working with Layers
Nov 7, 2022|Exposure, Photography|
Layers provide another level of control to the editing adjustments applied to images with Exposure. This video demonstrates how to use them to benefit your workflow.
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[H2] Getting Started with Exposure
Aug 19, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
Exposure offers a complete set of tools for photo editing and organizing. We show you how to get started using Exposure in this video.
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[H2] Batch Editing
Jul 12, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
Quick export presets streamline your exporting workflow and they make sure your export settings are consistent. This video demonstrates how to use them in Exposure.
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[H2] Quick Export Presets
May 24, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
Quick export presets streamline your exporting workflow and they make sure your export settings are consistent. This video demonstrates how to use them in Exposure.
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[H2] Using the Exposure Bundle with Photoshop
May 19, 2022|Blow Up, Exposure, Snap Art, Tutorials|
See how to use the Exposure Bundle with Photoshop in this video. We demonstrate editing with Exposure, applying creative looks with Snap Art, and enlarging photos with Blow Up.
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[H2] Tagging, Filtering, Sorting, and Searching
May 10, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
An organized library of photos makes it easy to locate specific images. This video demonstrates how to use Exposure’s organizing flags, filters, labels, and more.
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[H2] Balancing Sky Detail
May 5, 2022|Photography, Tutorials|
Learn to recover details in a brightly captured sky and how to balance adjustments between the sky and foreground in this video tutorial.
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[H2] Photo Collections
Apr 19, 2022|Photography, Tutorials|
Collections are a flexible and convenient way to organize images for specific purposes. Learn how to use them in this video.
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[H2] Backups and Archives
Apr 15, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
Backing up photos is a foundational part of processing digital photography. This video demonstrates easy methods for creating and managing archives of images with Exposure.
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[H2] Portrait Retouching
Apr 5, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
This video demonstrates several methods for retouching portrait images. Learn how to help your subjects look their best with a few creative adjustments.
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[H2] Managing Image Files
Mar 31, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
Exposure's image management features help you sort through your photos quickly, easily, and with lots of flexibility. This video shows how you can benefit from managing your images in Exposure.
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[H2] Virtual Copies
Mar 22, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
Virtual copies are a great way to experiment with different creative looks when editing photos. This video demonstrates how to use them in your Exposure workflow.
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[H2] Creative Vignettes
Mar 15, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
Applying well balanced vignette effects can turn a good photo into a great one. This video teaches how to use them as creative tools that focus attention on the subject.
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[H2] Creative Overlays
Mar 8, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
Learn all about Exposure's overlays in this video. We'll show you how to apply borders, textures, and light effects, and how to customize them.
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[H2] Exporting Images
Mar 3, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
Learn how to export images from Exposure in this video. It includes descriptions of all the export options, and demonstrates how to use each of them.
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[H2] Film Grain
Feb 22, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
If you love the look and feel of grain and are drawn to the nostalgia of analog film, check out this video. It teaches the fundamentals of creating grain effects that enhance your photos in Exposure.
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[H2] Applying Film Looks
Feb 17, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
Exposure’s carefully selected library of presets includes over 500 unique looks. This video shows you where to find them.
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[H2] 3D Color Masking
Feb 9, 2022|Exposure, Tutorials|
Exposure’s color constraints are a great way to make detailed layer masks. This video demonstrates how to use them in your workflow.
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[H4] Retouching Portraits
Editing can transform a flat shot into something amazing. This video demonstrates processing methods to add drama and punch to portraits. Photos: Luc Coiffait
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[H4] Converting to Polygon Selections
Converting masking selections into polygons enables you to quickly create detailed, adjustable selection boundaries in Exposure. This video teaches you how. Photo: Michael Gillman
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[H4] Lasso Selections
The Lasso selection tool in Exposure enables you to easily select objects in photos for editing adjustments. See how in this video. Photo: Andrea Livieri
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[H4] Border Marker Selections
The Border Marker selection tool in Exposure makes it easy to select objects in photos. See how in this video. Photo: Jeff Butterworth, Michael Gillman
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[H4] Quick Polygon Selections
This video demonstrates how to use the masking selection tools in Exposure. These tools help you quickly generate layer masks that isolate a subject for editing adjustments. Photo: Jeff Butterworth, Julian Berman
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[H4] Crop and Transform
Exposure uses a unified crop and transform panel to provide a simple way to compose photos. Learn how to use its tools in this video. Photo: Patrick Shipstad
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[H4] Masking Selection Tools
This video demonstrates how to use the masking selection tools in Exposure. These tools help you quickly generate layer masks that isolate a subject for editing adjustments. Photo: Andrea Livieri
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[H4] Workspaces
Workspaces are custom arrangements of panels designed for a specific task in Exposure. They help you focus your attention by showing only the controls needed to perform the task. Photo: Alejandro Gutierrez
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[H4] Getting Started
Watch this video to learn the basics of using Exposure and about the important features for photo editing and organizing. Photo: John Barclay
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[H4] Copying Photos from a Card
This video helps you understand how to copy images from a camera card using Exposure. You'll see how to preview images on your camera cards, efficiently make image selections, edit metadata, apply creative presets, automatically save backups, and more. Photo: William Innes Photography
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[H4] Applying Film Looks
This video introduces you to the preset categories. After watching you will know where to look for various effects in Exposure. Photos: Bernard Mesa, Andrea Livieri, David Mecey, John Barclay, Robert Coppa, Model: Elizabeth Krijnen from Devojka Models
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[H4] Black and White Editing
This video shows you techniques for converting color images into stunning black and white photographs in Exposure. Photo: Kariann Photography
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[H4] Editing RAW Photos
A few basic edits can make all the difference for your final photos. Watch this video and learn tips for getting the most out of your RAW images. Photo: Bruce Cotton
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[H4] Snap Art: Canvas and Paint Texture
Learn how to build-up thick, dense looks in Snap Art with canvas and paint texture Images © Michael Gillman.
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[H4] Noise Reduction
Although every digital photo has noise, it’s usually something to avoid. This video shows you how to reduce noise using Exposure. Photos: Jeff Butterworth
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[H4] Advanced Color Editor
Learn how to use the advanced color editor in Exposure for making precise color modifications in images. This video demonstrates the process. Photos: Randy Kepple
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[H4] Automatic Image Organization
Efficient photo organization gets you through post-production quickly, so you can spend more time being creative. This tutorial demonstrates how to set up simple rules in Exposure that organize images automatically. Photo: Hiram Trillo Photography
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[H4] Using Exposure and Snap Art
The Exposure Bundle has great tools for creating unique art. This tutorial demonstrates how to use effects from Snap Art and Exposure together efficiently. Photos: Great Bear Media
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[H4] Collaborative Photo Editing
Exposure’s catalog-free design simplifies the workflow for editing photos collaboratively. This video demonstrates how to share photos and edits between two people. Photos: Alejandro Gutierrez
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[H4] Light and Airy
Learn how to imbue your images with light and airy styling to produce consistently bright photos with muted pop in this video. Photos: Eric Cox Photography
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[H4] Editing with the Histogram
The histogram helps photographers quickly evaluate exposure values in their images. This video demonstrates how to put this tool to use it in your workflow. Photos: Robert Whelan
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[H4] Ethereal Black and White Infrared
This tutorial demonstrates techniques for creating dreamlike black and white effects with ethereal properties. Photos: Sharon Covert
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[H4] Gradient Tools
This video demonstrates how to use the gradient tools in Exposure to seamlessly blend and fade the adjustments applied to your images. Photo: Scott Stulberg
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[H4] Preset Audition
Learn how to audition several presets on the screen at the same time in Exposure. Comparing presets makes finding the perfect look for each photo a simple process. Photos: Barbara MacFerrin
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[H4] Spot Color Effects
Spot color is a powerful method of directing the viewer’s attention. This video demonstrates making selective color effects in Exposure. Photos: Luc Coiffait
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[H4] Reducing Blown Out Highlights
Learn powerful ways to identify blown out highlights in photos and methods for recapturing details lost in brightly-exposed areas. Photos: Jason Bone
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[H4] Combining Color Casts
The balance of colors is a crucial aspect of the success of an image. Watch this video for a lesson in correcting unwanted color casts in photos. Photos: Andrea Livieri, Halftone Studios
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[H4] Precise Color Fringe Removal
This video demonstrates how to identify and remove unwanted color fringes from photos. Photo: Randy Kepple
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[H4] 3D Color Masking Deep Dive
Learn how to define detailed layer masks with minimal effort in this video. Defining layer masks is a simple process with Exposure's 3D color masking tools. Photos: Craig MacPhee
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[H4] 3D Color Masking
Learn how to define layer masks based on hue, saturation, or luminance. You can create masks defined by these constraints and share them between similar photos. Photos: Andrea Livieri
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[H4] Lens Distortion and Vignetting
Learn a few techniques for removing issues from images, such as straight lines that appear to curve, or unwanted darkening near the corners of the frame. Photos: Randy Kepple
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[H4] Correcting Chromatic Aberration and Color Fringing
This video demonstrates how to fix chromatic aberration issues. Learn where to find them, how to fix them, and how to balance adjustments to remove them. Photo: Hatice Lance
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[H4] Camera Profiles
This video demonstrates how to create and use camera profiles, including the use of color checker systems, to reproduce colors that are true to life. Photo: Pooje Photography
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[H4] Photo Backups and Archives
Backing up photos is a foundational part of processing digital photography. This video demonstrates methods for creating and managing archives of images. Photos: C. North
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[H4] Gritty Black and White Looks
This tutorial demonstrates techniques for creating high-contrast black and white looks with grit and grunge reminiscent of vintage Hollywood films. Photos: Kariann Photography
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[H4] Enhancing Sky Details
Learn to recover details in a brightly captured sky and how to balance adjustments between the sky and foreground in this video tutorial. Photos: Jean Francois Muguet
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[H4] Processing Portraits
Editing can transform a flat shot into something amazing. This video demonstrates processing methods to add drama and punch to portraits. Photos: Luc Coiffait
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[H4] Removing Distractions
Watch this video for a lesson in removing distracting elements from photos with the spot healing, cloning, and cropping tools, and how to reduce the impact of elements that can't be removed. Photos: Kyle S Ford
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[H4] Wedding Workflow
This tutorial guides you through adding punch to flat photos with adjustments to clarity, contrast, and vibrance. Learn tips on when to use each technique, how much to apply, and more. Photos: Hiram Trillo
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[H4] Fast Photo Culling
This video shows you how Exposure helps you quickly cull your images to find the very best ones. And you do all your work, both culling, and editing, in one interface, so you can seamlessly transition between stages in your workflow. Photo: Kyle Allen
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[H4] Fixing Color Casts
The balance of colors is a crucial aspect of the success of an image. Watch this video for a lesson in correcting unwanted color casts in photos. Photos: Andrea Livieri, Halftone Studios
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[H4] Punching up a Flat Photo
This tutorial guides you through adding punch to flat photos with adjustments to clarity, contrast, and vibrance. Learn tips on when to use each technique, how much to apply, and more. Photos: David Shoukry
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[H4] Fixing Underexposed Images
Watch this video and learn basic post-processing methods for correcting underexposure in digital photos that are dark. Photos: Megan Dreyers
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[H4] Configurable Keyboard Shortcuts
Shortcut keys designed for your specific needs can greatly improve your workflow. This video shows you to customize the keyboard shortcuts in Exposure. Photo: Tony Sweet
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[H4] Working with LUTs
Learn how to work with LUTs in your Exposure workflow. This video demonstrates how to import LUTs into Exposure, then how to browse, search, adjust intensity, blend multiple LUTs, and more. Photos: Scott Stulberg
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[H4] Overlays
Learn all about Exposure's overlays in this video. We'll show you how to apply borders, textures, and light effects, and how to customize them. Photo: John Barclay
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[H4] Printing Photos
Learn the basics of printing, and preparing your images for print, using Exposure’s print capability. Photo: OCH Studio
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[H4] Migrating from Lightroom
This video walks you through the process of using Exposure's migration tool to transfer images and image data from a Lightroom catalog into Exposure. Photo: Hiram Trillo
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[H4] Managing Photos with Collections
This video demonstrates how Exposure's collections features help you manage your photos quickly, easily, and with lots of flexibility. Learn how you can benefit from Exposure's collections. Photo: John Barclay, Scott Stulberg, Patrice Mestari, Niall Benvie, Michael Gillman, Halftone Studios
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[H4] Tethered Shooting
Learn how to use Exposure for tethered shooting workflows in this video. Tethered shooting enables you to view the finished images on a large screen immediately after clicking the shutter.
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[H4] Split Toning Effects
This video demonstrates how to apply split toning effects to your images in Exposure. Photo: Terrence Jones Photography
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[H4] Color Toning
Exposure's tools enable adjust colors with precision and ease. This tutorial demonstrates how to take command of image color with creative color toning effects. Photo: Paola Paz
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[H4] Adding Film Grain
If you love the look and feel of grain, or if you’re drawn to the nostalgia of analog film, check out this tutorial. Learn to the fundamentals of applying and controlling grain effects to enhance your photos in Exposure. Photos: Tony Sweet
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[H4] Virtual Copies
Exposure’s virtual copies feature encourages you to experiment with different looks for your photos. See how to use the feature in this video. Photo: Art Face Portrait
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[H4] Local Adjustments
In this video tutorial, learn how to apply adjustments locally in Exposure. This enables you to apply editing changes only to the areas you designate, and seamlessly blend any of the edits you make. Photos: Angie Lambert
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[H4] Complementary Color Grading
This tutorial video demonstrates techniques for building a custom Exposure preset with a beautiful orange and teal look. Photo: Jason Bone, Robert Coppa, Alexander Heinrichs, Jenna Barrett
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[H4] Preparing Photos for Social Media
Increase your exporting productivity by integrating Exposure's quick export presets into your workflow. This video shows you how. Photo: Bruce Cotton
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[H4] Organizing with Keywords
Keywords enable you to structure robust classifications, and flexibly search through your digital image library. Learn how keywords can assist you in organizing your photos in this video. Photo: Frank Salas
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[H4] Watermarks
This video demonstrates how to when and how to apply watermarks, how to customize them, and how to create your own using Exposure. Photo: Jan Siebert
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[H4] Comparing Photo Treatments
Learn how to use Exposure’s side-by-side view to experiment with photo treatments. Photo: Kyle Ford
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[H4] Removing Sensor Dust
Photographer Kyle Ford demos his workflow method to clear dust spots from his photos in Exposure. Photo: Kyle Ford
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[H4] Sharpening Techniques
This video introduces you to several different types of image sharpening, and it explains when to use each kind. Learn how to get great-looking sharpening results by adding the effects during various periods in your workflow. Photo: April Milani, Anne Helene Gjelstad
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[H4] Using External Editors
Learn how to launch images in other programs as external editors from Exposure. Integrating all your tools into one central post-processing tool is one of the great benefits to using Exposure as the centerpiece of your workflow. Photo: Matthew B

Snap Art
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[H1] Unleash Your Inner Artist
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[H2] Expand your palette of creative tools with Snap Art.
Transforming your photographs into beautiful works of art has never been easier than with Snap Art 4. By analyzing the visual elements and techniques of artists through the centuries, we have designed Snap Art to produce images that look they were made by a human, not a computer. Snap Art 4 lets you experiment with multiple artistic styles via a simple, sleek user interface. The refreshed design and layout reduces distractions and provides fast visual browsing of a wide array of presets so you can achieve perfect results quicker than ever. Snap Art works everywhere you do, including as a standalone application that provides easy batch processing.Buy NowFree Trial “Snap Art is my preferred tool for subtle painterly looks–best of all, it’s super simple to use.”John Barclay, John Barclay Photography “Thank you for Snap Art. It is the most exquisitely executed natural-media software I have ever come across.”Ryan Silverberg, Los Angeles, California “Snap Art is a priceless tool in our bag of tricks.”J.D. Wacker, Clintonville, Wisconsin “I can honestly say that I can’t ever remember having been so excited by a new bit of programming as I am with Snap Art. I have been waiting for something like it for years.”Nick Cliffe, Cliffeco.Communications
Introduction to Snap Art
[H1] Unlimited Creative Choices
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[H3] Portraits
Snap Art helps you create beautiful portraits. When printed on canvas or fine art paper, the finished work of art appears handmade. The detail mask lets you fine tune the portrait around faces and other critical areas.
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[H3] Landscapes
Take your outdoor photographs in a new direction by turning them into paintings and pencil sketches. A single photo can become multiple works of art with completely different moods.
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[H3] Graphic Art
Aside from more classical styles like oil painting and watercolor, Snap Art can render a wide range of modern looks including comics, stylize and crayon.
[H1] Artistic Expression Made Simple
[H4] With Snap Art, no hand-eye coordination or technical training is required. You make the creative choices to turn your artistic vision into reality and leave the brushwork to Snap Art.
Select a style from one of Snap Art’s many presets such as oil painting, pencil sketch, crayon and watercolor, and Snap Art will take care of everything for you. You can then use Snap Art’s detail mask to hone and refine the individual nuances of specific areas of interest on your canvas. The end product is a finished piece of art worthy of printing on canvas and hanging in a gallery. To explore the creative possibilities available to you in Snap Art, try it for free now!View Tutorials
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[H3] Find Your Own Style
Snap Art comes loaded with a wide variety of presets, but they are just starting points for your own unique style. If you discover a preset that sparks an idea, it’s easy to mold it to fit your needs. Save your new look as a preset with a name, category, and even include notes. Later, you can apply it to a photo (or batches of photos) with a single click.
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[H3] The Right Looks in a Flash
Choosing your look is the focus of Snap Art, so the preset browser uses thumbnails for a more visual experience. You can quickly filter by categories like Impasto, Crayon or Watercolor. Find specific styles with fast searching by name or description. In Snap Art you can tag your favorites so you can get back to them later. Your most recently applied effects are automatically remembered too.
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[H3] Snap To It
Snap Art’s user interface lets you work with fewer distractions. The darker theme helps you focus on your image and matches other tools in a professional workflow. The new Lightroom-style collapsible panels allow you to see only the controls you care about. Tools that get out of the way provide more space for your image. Snap Art now provides support for Apple Retina Displays and other HiDPI screens so your image previews look even better!
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[H3] Workflow Versatility
Whatever your workflow, Snap Art 4 will blend right in. It integrates seamlessly with Exposure, Photoshop, and Lightroom. Snap Art works as a standalone application too. This helps you quickly batch process multiple images and supports workflows that don’t use plug-ins.
[H2] Requirements
We thoroughly test and support this product on these systems. This product may also work in other configurations, but we do not guarantee it.
[H4] System Requirements
Mac macOS 10.13 High Sierra or newer Apple M1 or Intel Core 2 processor or newer Monitor with 1280×768 resolution or greater Windows Windows 10 or 11 64-bit Windows edition Intel Core 2 processor or compatible Monitor with 1280×768 resolution or greater
[H4] Host Requirements
Snap Art 4 may be used as a standalone program or a plug-in. When Snap Art is used as a plug-in it requires one of these host applications: Exposure X or newer Adobe Photoshop CS6 or Adobe Photoshop CC 2015 or newer Adobe Lightroom 6 or Adobe Lightroom CC 2015 or newer
[H1] Legendary Service
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