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# maximumLinearExposure

The maximum linear exposure that can be set on a color picked in the color panel. Defaults to 1 and ignores any value less than 1. If set to a value >= 2, the color picked by the panel may have a linear exposure applied to it.

```
var maximumLinearExposure: CGFloat { get set }
```

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