Exposure Mod (1.20.1) | Old Style Classic Photography!

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Exposure Mod adds a fully functional camera, film rolls, and a photo development process that lets you capture and preserve the most memorable moments of your journey. Whether you’re documenting your epic builds, capturing stunning landscapes, or creating artistic portraits of your friends, The Mod offers a unique way to save the moment within the game.

Capturing the Perfect Shot:

Using the mod camera is straightforward:

Loading Film and Exploring Camera Settings:

1-Begin by loading a film roll into the camera.

2- Open the viewfinder to frame your shot (Left click).

3-Release the shutter to capture the image (Right click).

4-Customize your shots by adjusting various camera settings, such as focal length, shutter speed, flash mode, and composition guides. Access these settings by pressing or holding the sneak button while looking through the viewfinder.

Enhancing Your Shots with Camera Attachments:

Exposure Mod allows you to further personalize your camera with different attachments:

Flash (Redstone Lamp): Illuminate your subjects in low-light conditions.

Lens (Spyglass): Zoom in for close-ups.

Filter (Glass Panes): Experiment with different effects to create unique visual styles.

Developing Film and Printing Photographs:

The photographic journey doesn’t end with clicking the shutter. Exposure introduces an amazing film development and printing process:

Choosing Film: Select either black and white film for a classic look or color film for a more vibrant capture. Keep in mind that color film requires more resources to craft and process.

Developing Film: Once you’ve exposed a roll of film, it needs to be developed before printing.

Printing Photographs: Use the Lightroom block to print your developed negatives onto paper. Preview your negatives to ensure the best exposure before committing to the final print.

Black and White Prints: Require paper and black dye.

Color Prints: Demand cyan, magenta, and yellow dyes in addition to paper.

Make sure to tinker around with the camera settings to get the best shot!

After completing the printing process, you’ll have a tangible photograph—a frozen moment in time preserved within your Minecraft world. Hang your photographs on walls, share them with friends, or even establish your own in-game photography gallery!