Features:
- Working camera with a viewfinder for framing shots
- Load a film roll and release the shutter to capture an image
- Sneak in the viewfinder to set focal length, shutter speed, flash mode and composition guides
- Attachments window for loading film and fitting a flash, lens or filter
- A Redstone Lamp acts as the flash and a Spyglass modifies the lens
- Glass panes work as filters in front of the lens
- Simple black and white film or harder to make and process color film
- A single film roll fits 16 frames
- Film has to be developed before it can be printed
- Lightroom block prints photographs and previews negatives beforehand
- Color prints need cyan, magenta and yellow dye on top of paper and black dye
- Fabric support for Minecraft 1.21.1
Exposure builds a complete film photography workflow into Minecraft. A Film Roll goes into the Camera, the Viewfinder lets you line up the shot, and a press of the shutter exposes the frame — and that is only the beginning, because exposed film still has to be developed and printed before you have anything to hang on a wall.
Holding sneak while looking through the Viewfinder opens the camera controls: focal length, shutter speed, flash mode and composition guides. Using the Camera while sneaking brings up the Attachments window, where the Film Roll goes in, a Redstone Lamp becomes the flash, a Spyglass reworks the lens and glass panes sit in front of it as filters. Each roll holds 16 frames, and you can shoot straightforward black and white film or the more demanding color stock.
Printing happens at the Lightroom block. Negatives can be previewed there first so you can pick the strongest exposure from a roll, and then a black and white print costs paper and black dye, while a color print additionally needs cyan, magenta and yellow. The finished Photograph is a captured moment you can admire, hang on a wall or share with other players.
