Exposure X7
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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.
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- Pay once
- Proprietary
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- Mac
- Windows
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Exposure X7 information
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Exposure Software, LLC Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $129 and $149.Alternatives
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Comments and Reviews
Pretty darn good now that they've resolved the processing pipeline issue (that undid things you did in order to go back to some step earlier in the pipeline). That may read somewhat confusing but, if you a user of the earlier versions, you know what I'm talking about.
But, as stated, this new version resolves that (for me) fatal flaw. Although Exposure may be used as a plugin for Lightroom, it's also fairly easy to use the Nik apps (like Silver Efex, etc.) as well as other external editors as plugins in Exposure.
If you really don't like repeatedly opening your wallet to Adobe, Exposure's perpetual license is a good option.
After a number of months, I'm liking this software more and more. If the company would add the same sort of "select subject", "select sky", and "select background" automation that is present in LR, this app would a no-brainer choice. As it is, I'm able to add Luminar to my workflow for those sometimes edge cases instead of always relying on LR. Let's say I'm 90% of the way and don't feel like I'm emptying my wallet into Adobe's gaping maw.