FAQs

These presets have to be used in Lightroom (Desktop or Mobile) and Photoshop.

Installing presets in Lightroom Classic (version 7.3 or later) on Mac or Windows

1. Download your purchased Lightroom Presets which will come in a .zip file.

2. Open Lightroom, navigate to the Develop Module and click on File -> Import and Develop Profiles and Presets in the head menu.

3. Navigate to the Presets folder and pick the .zip file. You can also pick already unzipped .xmp files.

4. Now all Presets are ready to be used. You find them in the Presets section on the left.

Installing presets in Lightroom CC on Mac or Windows

1. Download your purchased Lightroom Presets which will come in a .zip.

2. Open Lightroom CC and select an image.

3. Click on File -> Import Profiles and Presets in the head menu.

4. Navigate to the Presets folder and pick the .zip file. You can also pick already unzipped .xmp files.

5. Now all Presets are ready to be used. Just open the Presets Panel on the right side and click on a Preset to apply it.

Installing presets in Lightroom Mobile

1. After downloading the product onto your desktop computer you need to transfer the ZIP onto your device.

2. Open your Lightroom application and select an image from your library.

3. Select Presets. Navigate to the three-dot menu at the top-right of the screen and select Import Presets and select the presets file that you wish to import from your device.

4. Once the presets file is imported, select Presets > Yours > User Presets. All the imported presets can be accessed from the User Presets menu.

Apply the new preset

You can use the newly added presets on your photos by following these steps:

1. Open the photo to which you wish to apply the preset. Tap the Presets panel at the bottom of the screen.

2. Tap Yours and select the Preset Group in which you saved your new preset.

3. Select the preset and tap icon to apply the preset.

Installing .XMP Presets in Photoshop:

1. Open a RAW Image in Photoshop:

2. When you open a RAW file in Photoshop, it will automatically open in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR).

3. Access the Presets:

• In ACR, click on the Presets icon in the right-hand panel.

• If the .XMP presets are installed in Lightroom, they will also be available in ACR if both applications are synced through Adobe Creative Cloud.

4. Manually Import .XMP Presets (if they don’t appear automatically):

• Open ACR in Photoshop.

• Click on the Presets menu and select “Import Profiles and Presets.”

• Locate the .XMP files on your computer and add them.

Note:

While .XMP presets work in ACR, some specific Lightroom adjustments, such as lens correction profiles or local adjustment tools (brushes, radial filters, etc.), may not apply exactly the same way in ACR.

If you're working with a non-RAW file (such as JPG or PNG), you can open it in ACR from Photoshop to apply the presets.

These presets have been meticulously tested on a wide variety of images, including those with different lighting conditions, colors, and compositions.

However, depending on the light conditions of your images, your camera settings and personal style, these presets may need to be slightly adjusted.

Yes. These presets are compatible with JPG, DNG and RAW Images, although it is highly recommended to apply these presets in RAW images for a better experience.

Think about the mood you want to create! Each preset is designed to create a different feeling.

• Film Look Presets: Inspired by real analog film stocks such as Lomography Redscale, X-Pro, Kodak Gold, Vision3, or Portra. Perfect if you want warm tones, vintage character, and a classic film aesthetic.

• Cinematic Presets: Designed to create a dramatic, movie-like atmosphere with balanced contrast, rich tones, and a polished cinematic mood. Ideal for portraits, landscapes, and storytelling shots.

• Moody Street Presets: Built for urban and street photography with a retro, desaturated, or gritty vibe. Great for city scenes, night shots, and moments with character and texture.

Absolutely. They're a starting point — you can always tweak settings to match your exact style.

Tip for extra mood:
Apply the preset first, then use a Brush with reduced Dehaze and Clarity to soften specific areas (sky, fog, lights, rain) and enhance the atmosphere. This subtle adjustment helps create a more cinematic, moody feel without overprocessing the entire image

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