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My lightroom presets
Maybe you are already follow me on instagram or maybe you are new here. My name is Sarah and in my free time I try to travel as much as possible. I love photography and I really enjoy it when I can make my photos stand out even more by giving them that extra punch.
To make my photos completely instagram worthy I mainly use editing tools such as Lightroom and Photoshop. To speed up the process, I made some basic presets in lightroom. These presets ensure that I can easily and quickly edit my photos and don’t have to start from scratch.
Every content creator has its own style. If you like colorful and vibrant photos, then you are definitely at the right place here.
To help you on your way, I offer you a small starters kit of 6 varied presets. Subscribe to my newsletter right now and receive all 6 presets by mail.
Discover my 6 lightroom presets for stunning instagram pictures right here
Pink Glow
Pink glow is the perfect preset to add a subtle pink touch to your photos. As the expression says: see life through rose-colored glasses. This is now possible for all your photos with the pink glow preset.
Color bomb
The color bomb is the best preset to make your colors stand out even more. If you like deep and rich colors like me, this is the ideal preset for you.
Orange teal
Orange teal is one of the most popular trends on social media channels. On instagram you are bombarded with stunning pictures where the complementary colors blue and orange are playing the lead role. Obviously this is the ideal preset to edits your beach vacation pictures.
Jungle greens
In no time, this jungle greens preset will turn your monotonous green pallet into a magical color spectacle with lots of shadows and blue hues. The perfect preset for photos in wooded areas.
Magical Blue
Not the sunset that you expected? Is the sky too cloudy? Make something beautiful out of it with the magical blue preset. Give your clouds extra dimension and create your own magical moment.
Urban bright
Do you sometimes go out early to take photos, like me? IWelle then there is a big chance to some of your pictures will turn out too dark. No worries, you can make these shot a bit more clear and lighter with the Urban bright preset!
How to use these lightroom presets?
The presets can be used on the lightroom app both on desktop (lightroom Classic & lightroom CC) and on the smartphone. When subscribing, you will receive an email with a link where you can download the presets and a step-by-step guide on how to import the presets on your desktop or smartphone.
Note that these presets are not ready-made miracle tool . They help you on your way to edit your photos. Often you have to alter some settings yourself so that you get the photo you want.
You can use these presets both on JPEG and Raw files. If you didn’t do it before, I recommend that you now take your photos in Raw. This way you will have a larger range of light and color. So that you get better results when you edit your photos.
Read here also 5 tips to create the beautiful instagram feed.
If you have questions regarding these presets, leave a comment below or contact me via the contact box.
Thank you!
Yours truly,
Sarah
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I love these!
Thank you! Hope you can use them 🙂
I have always used photoshop but have just started playing around in Lightroom, love the colours in your jungle preset.
Thank you, we also used photoshop first. We switched to lightroom for color grading about a year ago.
It’s so easy to use. I hope you like them.
These are great! And a reminder that I really need to start processing my photos in something like Lightroom to get the most out of them.
Oh yes, lightroom is such a great tool to colorgrade your pics!
I wish I had lightroom to use your preset; I use Affinity!
OOOh too bad. I don’t know affinity.