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If you want to get started monetizing your photo editing skills, making and selling Lightroom presets are a good place to start. The post How to make and sell Lightroom presets appeared first on 500px. iso.500px.com »
We all love good deals, and wow have we found one for you here! 100 black and white Lightroom Presets for just $12; that's going to be hard to beat! This bundle normally has a price of $49, but for a short amount of time you can pick up these Lightroom presets for next to nothing! Take the guess work out of converting your images to black and white, and use these presets for perfect results with a single click. Jump through the break for more details. thephoblographer.com »
Lightroom is still by far the most used photo processing suite right now and as such Lightroom presets remain one of htemost powerful ways that photographers can quickly and effortlessly change up their style. thephoblographer.com »
While it may not be the most common issue for photographers to run into, it is possible at least that you have at some point or another wanted to utilize the creative looks made available by some of your Lightroom presets while processing an image in Photoshop. thephoblographer.com »
While it may not be the most common issue for photographers to run into, it is possible at least that you have at some point or another wanted to utilize the creative looks made available by some of your Lightroom presets while processing an image in Photoshop. thephoblographer.com »
An application for macOS 10. 10+ called Preset Brewery makes it possible to convert Lightroom presets into Camera Raw presets for use in Photoshop by simply dragging and dropping them—it really doesn't get any simpler than that. dpreview.com »
If you want to quickly and easily use your Lightroom presets in Adobe Photoshop, there’s a new tool that can help you do so. It’s called Preset Brewery, and it hopes to fill a small gap in the needs of photographers. petapixel.com »
As we have mentioned previously, we are starting to get into that time of year where the deals are going to start coming in hot and heavy. This post is about several of those deals, but specifically, as the headline suggests, one deal, in particular, can get you 11,000 Lightroom Presets and all you need to spend is $29 – that is a pretty hard deal to beat. thephoblographer.com »
We live in a preset world, and chances are that you use some in your workflow at some point. We use and have made our own, as well we have tested and reviewed many of the available options out there. thephoblographer.com »
Arguably, VSCO's mobile presets are perhaps the most popular options as opposed to the company's film packs. Perhaps that's why they brought them to Adobe Lightroom recently. The presets are a number of the company's best products and have been casually slapped onto images all across the web for years now. thephoblographer.com »
One of the biggest problems with Adobe Lightroom Mobile is the fact that you can't import your desktop presets into the mobile app. So that means that if you're using a lot of VSCO, Mastin or other presets then you'll need to edit the image on your computer. thephoblographer.com »
Last month, a website called Pixel Peeper launched with the ability to determine which Lightroom edits were made to an image. Thanks to a recent update, users can now also use Pixel Peeper to determine which Lightroom preset was applied to an image. dpreview.com »
The folks over at Priime have been doing some really interesting stuff over the years. They've had tutorials and really tend to focus in some ways or another on the fashion industry; but their newest Lightroom presets are expanding on the company's iOS app and bring presets to the world's most famous photo editing software: Lightroom. thephoblographer.com »
