A few weeks ago we launched our first set of Adobe Lightroom compatible editing presets. We've had a really good response to them so far and this article here showcases more of their capabilities. While they work great on landscape, travel, and street photos, we realized they also work wonders with portraits.
The inspiration for this article comes from my love and acceptance for the images that I've made when writing reviews for this website. Most recently, I dove into my Canon 28mm f2. 8 IS review from over a decade ago.
Photography and photo editing are closely linked, but they're also very different. I know some awesome photographers who are mediocre photo editors and vice versa. And contrary to what many believe, photo editing has been around far longer than the technology we use today.
Presets tend to be either one-click editing wonders or catastrophes. And then, there are the preset packs where you’ll spend hours sorting through styles to find the ones you actually like. Capture One’s newest preset packs take on a minimalist approach, each with just three variations of two styles for a total of six presets in each pack.
There are dozens of photo editing suites on the market right now. Apart from Luminar, which offers AI editing features, the rest are just basic editors that allow you to change exposure values, remove blemishes, crop, and so on.
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There's more to landscape photography and being a good landscape photographer than most people know. It's a hard genre to master, but once you get it down, it can be incredibly rewarding. So where do you start? Well, a good place would be with guides, tutorials, and presets that will get you on the right track.
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We talk a lot about presets and how they can help you create incredibly unique images in Lightroom and Capture One. However, we rarely mention Photoshop when it comes to presets. Now, though, we have a reason to.
Photo editing can quickly become a chore, and it can also be incredibly time-consuming if you have a large batch of images to go through. You can quickly find that many of your pictures will go untouched because you simply run out of steam, or time to edit them all, but if you use overlays, brushes and presets, not only can photo editing become fun again, it can also save you a ton of time.
If you value your time behind the camera, perhaps its time to take a closer look at using presets. Presets allow us to get close to certain looks with the single click of a mouse, and we then get to tweak those presets to perfection.
These days it's hard to use just one piece of software to edit our photos. We often find ourselves switching between Lightroom, Photoshop, and Camera RAW so that we can make our images look the best they possibly can.
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Capture One Pro is an outstanding image editor. Ever since version 12 came along, third parties have been able to design and develop style packs for it, but until now, a lot of Capture One style packs have been a hundred dollars or more.
A month ago, a photography podcast slammed the preset industry in a scathing episode that was all about how presets and the photographers who sell them are terrible. Now, the photographer duo behind the popular YouTube channel Mango Street are speaking up and sharing their thoughts on this contentious topic. While the original podcast didn’t […]
Have you ever wondered how photographers and media creators make their images so dreamy, and so otherworldly? More often than not, presets, actions, overlays, and LUTs have been used, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
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When I first began dabbling in the world of landscape photography, I was enticed by the instant gratification of purchasing Lightroom presets. I was originally drawn in by the fact that I could instantly download these presets and I could instantly import them into Lightroom and instantly “improve” my own photos. I spent the majority […]
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Photo editing has become synonymous with the act of taking photos. No matter what photographic genre you practise, the likelihood is that after each shoot you load up your images and start making adjustments.
Adobe is continuing to bring new updates to Lightroom and Camera RAW in an effort to address many of the concerns that users have been voicing about the software. In the latest update, announced earlier today, they have decided to completely revamp their Camera Profiles functionality and adding it to Lightroom CC.
Photographer David Drake is not only the man behind the vycra presets for Lightroom, but he's also a fantastic film photographer. "My step-father was at ground zero in NYC on September 11th 2001, and was photographed by the Magnum photographer Larry Towell.
We've featured the work of Andreas Levers here on the website before a number of times, but recently many of you fell head over heels for his At Night series. We saw a lot of comments asking about how he did the series, and so we decided that we'd talk to Andreas and see just exactly how At Night was done.
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.
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.
As much time as we are all spending in front of Lightroom as photographers, I think it is safe to say that we are all looking for ways to help processing go faster without sacrificing quality. This is one reason why creating your own presets is so helpful, it allows you to quickly and easily get the look and feel you are going for with a series of images with just a few clicks and tweaks.
In celebration of its 25th anniversary of creating plugins for Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom as well as DxO PhotoLab, Nik Software has announced Version 3. 3 which includes a pack of 25 new presets for Color Efex Pro and Silver Efex Pro.
JPEGmini has announced JPEGmini Pro 3, which adds some minor yet important features to the platform. Namely, you can now convert HEIC files to JPEG, the UX/UI has been redesigned, and you can now save your own presets.
Photoshop CS6 lacks the powerful Dehaze feature Adobe released in 2015 and the program no longer gets updates, but for those unwilling to switch to Adobe’s subscription model it’s the latest version available.
Adobe has rolled out new Lightroom Classic and Lightroom updates that, among other updates, features a new set of Selective Adjustment tools for precise object selection and masking. The new updates are positioned by Adobe as features that enhance photography skills and make impactful edits easier. However, it’s not all just about new tools as […]