The Bokeh category has focus effects from Exposure’s Bokeh panel.
There’s also a black & white focus category with similar looks. Use the glamour shot presets for adding soft focus to a portrait. The Color Focus category has a variety of blurring and sharpening effects. When several preset categories are open, the collapse all button at the top of the panel is helpful. Presets in the Slide Films category are generally higher in contrast and saturation than print films. It lowers contrast and saturation to make skin look smooth and healthy. The Print – Low Contrast category has low contrast versions of presets in the Print category. These are mostly modern films that cause subtle changes to your photo. The first category we’ll look at is Print Films. I’ll click Color to remove Black & White films from view. The tabs at the top of the Preset panel help you focus on specific types of presets without distraction. When you have a customized look dialed in, you can save it as a new preset to use again and again. Presets encompass beautiful finished looks, but you can also use them as great starting points for your edits. Each preset is customizable using Exposure’s editing tools. Presets are organized in categories, and most categories contain either color or black & white looks. There are subtle modern films, vintage looks, many other effects.
Photos: Bernard Mesa, Andrea Livieri, David Mecey, John Barclay, Robert Coppa, Model: Elizabeth Krijnen from Devojka ModelsĮxposure has hundreds of presets that span the entire history of photography. In this video we walk you through each category and point out some of our favorite looks. Exposure has hundreds of presets that span the entire history of photography.
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