If you see 'Import Presets' instead of 'Open Preset Folder', then you are using Lightroom CC 2018 version 1.3 and newer. Select 'Open Preset Folder' from the dropdown menu. Lightroom will load up the presets and you're ready to use them.Īdobe Lightroom CC Adobe Lightroom CC V1.2 and earlierĤ. (It's highly recommended to select the preset folders, so that Lightroom will keep the organization structure.)Ħ. Navigate to the extracted preset folder(s) you want to import and select the specific preset folder(s) or drag and drop the folder(s) into the dialog box. If you see 'Open Preset Folder' instead of 'Import Presets', then you are using Lightroom CC version 1.2 and earlier. Select 'Import Presets' or from the dropdown menu. Click on the 3 little dots near the top of this panel.Ĥ. In Lightroom CC, click on 'Presets' in the bottom right.ģ. Extract the ZIP file and copy the folder(s) with your presets into the 'Develop Presets' folder.Īdobe Lightroom CC Adobe Lightroom CC 2018 V1.3 and newerĢ. Double click on the 'Lightroom' folder, then double click on 'Develop Presets' folder.Ĥ. Click on the button 'Show Lightroom Presets Folder'.ģ. In Lightroom Classic CC, open 'Preferences' and go to the 'Presets' tab.Ģ. Compatible with Adobe Lightroom 4, 5, 6, CC and Classic CC on both Mac and PCĪfter your synchronisation, the ZIP file containing the presets will be available in your 'Downloads' folder.ġ. XMP-files are included for maximum compatibility Therefore every preset is meant as a starting point.

You will always have to fine-tune the basic settings – particularly the Exposure and Blacks and Whites under the 'Basic' panel. PLEASE NOTE: Since every moment in life is unique, there is no such thing as a ‘one click preset'. ➽ Don't forget to adjust the gradient filters as all presets from this product make use of them. To find the most suitable one for your image, simply hover over the preset titles and take a look at the preview in the navigator. The effect comes in 4 different intensities and each with 3 brightness levels ('Base', 'Highlights +' and 'Highlights ++') which comes to a total of 12 Lightroom presets. The presets work best on urban environments with strong contrast, but they will also work on most landscape, lifestyle or travel photography. The look is inspired by a popular neo-noir science fiction film from 2017 and is strongly dominated by orange and yellow. With this unique and FREE collection of 12 Lightroom presets you can transform your photos into a post-apocalyptic world with only a few clicks.

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