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Exposure Wiki & Guide

Java EditionMod

Adds cameras, film, and a lightroom for taking and developing photographs, plus photo albums and frames to display them.

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Contents (8)
  1. Guides
  2. Processes
  3. Items
  4. Blocks
  5. Mobs
  6. Configuration
  7. Frequently asked questions

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Recipes

Every recipe the mod adds, grouped by how it is made.

Crafting · 11exposure:film_developing · 2exposure:photograph_copying · 2exposure:photograph_aging · 1exposure:component_transferring · 1

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Blocks

Mobs

Creatures this mod adds.

Camera StandPhotograph

Configuration

Every setting in the mod config file, with what it changes.

OptionWhat it does
jei_informationAdd information to JEI
albumAlbum
attachments_show_info_toastAttachments info toast
attachments_show_wiki_toastAttachments wiki toast
viewfinder_attackingAttacking while in Viewfinder
experience_black_and_whiteB&W experience per print
print_time_black_and_whiteB&W print time
background_colorBackground Color
cameraCamera
camera_standCamera Stand
camera_stand_tooltipCamera Stand Tooltip
captureCapture
flash_capture_delay_ticksCapture delay ticks with Flash
censor_all_photographs_made_by_othersCensor all foreign Photographs
censor_projected_photographs_made_by_othersCensor foreign projected Photographs
experience_chromaticChromatic experience per print
print_time_chromaticChromatic print time
cleanup_timed_out_expected_uploadsClean up timed-out upload data
experience_colorColor experience per print
print_time_colorColor print time
different_developing_potions_colorsColorful developing potions
debugDebug
default_focal_rangeDefault Focal Range
default_frame_sizeDefault Frame Size

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Frequently asked questions

How do I take my first photograph?
Craft a Camera, load it with film, then right-click to look through the viewfinder and press the shutter key to capture. You need film in the camera before it will take a shot, and the resulting undeveloped film must be processed in a Lightroom before you get a usable Photograph.
Why is my photo blank or undeveloped?
Film straight out of the camera is undeveloped and can't be viewed or framed yet. Take the exposed film to a Lightroom and develop it into Developed Color Film or Developed Black and White Film, which you then turn into Photographs.
What's the difference between color and black and white film?
Color Film and Black and White Film produce different-looking photographs, with black and white giving a monochrome result. High-Sensitivity versions of both expose faster, letting you shoot in darker conditions or with shorter exposure times.
How does the Lightroom work?
The Lightroom is where you process exposed film into developed film and then into Photographs. Place your undeveloped film inside and follow the developing process; chromatic sheets and other materials are used alongside it depending on the film type.
How do I display my photos?
Craft a Photograph Frame or Glass Photograph Frame and place a Photograph inside it to hang it on a wall. For collections, use a Photo Album to store and flip through multiple photos, and a Signed Photo Album if you want to label or dedicate it.
What is the Interplanar Projector for?
The Interplanar Projector is used to project or transfer photographs across dimensions or distances. A Broken Interplanar Projector is the damaged version you'll need to repair or replace before it functions.
How do I use the Camera Stand?
Place a Camera Stand and mount a Camera on it to take stabilized or remote shots without holding the camera yourself. This is useful for self-portraits, group photos, or framing a scene from a fixed angle.
Can I take photos of mobs and players?
Yes, the Camera captures whatever is in its viewfinder, including mobs, players, and scenery. The resulting Photograph preserves that image so you can frame it or store it in an album.
My camera won't shoot — what am I doing wrong?
The most common cause is having no film loaded, or having already used up the film in the camera. Check that film is inserted and that you have light or the right exposure settings for the scene.
Does Exposure work with shaders or cause lag with many photos?
Exposure is generally lightweight, but displaying many photographs in frames or albums can add rendering load, especially with shaders. If you notice lag, reduce the number of placed frames or lower your shader settings.