Installing presets depends on the software you're using. Here's a quick guide for popular applications:
Adobe Lightroom: Go to the Develop module, click the "+" button under the Presets panel, and import your presets.
Adobe Photoshop: Open the "Actions" panel, click the menu icon, and select "Load Actions" to install your presets.
Capture One: In the "User Presets" panel, right-click and select "Import," then choose your preset files.
Affinity Photo: Go to the "Presets" panel, click the "Import Preset" button, and select your preset file.
Our presets are provided in formats such as LRTemplate (Lightroom), .XMP (Lightroom and Capture One), and .ATN (Photoshop Actions). Here's how they align with popular software:
Adobe Lightroom: Supports .XMP, LRTemplate.
Adobe Photoshop: Supports .ATN (Actions).
Capture One: Supports .XMP (imported directly).
Affinity Photo: Supports .AFPreset.
To use presets in Lightroom Mobile:
1. Transfer your preset files to your mobile device (ensure they’re in .DNG format for Lightroom Mobile).
2. Import the preset file into the Lightroom mobile app via the "Presets" section.
3. Apply the preset to your photos and adjust settings as needed for your desired look.
Our presets are designed for photo editing, but similar color grading effects can be achieved in video editing software. If you need similar results, we recommend using color grading tools like LUTs in video editors like Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.
Yes, most editing software allows you to adjust the intensity of a preset. For example:
In Adobe Lightroom, use the "Amount" slider in the Preset panel to adjust the strength of the effect.
In Adobe Photoshop, adjust the opacity of the "Action" layer to control the intensity of the preset.
In Capture One, you can adjust the preset strength via the "Preset Strength" slider.
If the presets look incorrect, consider these factors:
Ensure your photo is correctly exposed and the white balance is set properly.
Check if the image profile matches the preset's intended look (e.g., "Adobe RGB" vs. "sRGB").
If you're using RAW images, make sure the software supports RAW presets.
Our presets are ideal for:
Wedding photography
Fashion and lifestyle shoots
Portrait photography
Modeling and creative projects
Personal photo edits and artistic enhancement
Yes, our presets are designed to work with RAW images. However, for best results, ensure your RAW files are properly processed in the editing software before applying the preset.
Yes! Many mobile photo editing apps like Lightroom Mobile support presets. Simply transfer your preset files to your mobile device and apply them in the app’s preset section.
On lower-end devices, applying presets may cause some lag, especially when working with high-resolution images. If performance is an issue, consider optimizing your workflow by reducing image resolution or using lighter presets.
