- With which software the presets work?
The presets are made for Adobe Lightroom Classic CC and Adobe Photoshop CC. They are optimized for Lightroom Classic CC Release 7.5 and Adobe Photoshop CC Release 19.1.6 so make sure that your apps are up to date. To use the presets with Photoshop, Camera Raw must also be up to date.
- How do I know the exact release of my Lightroom and Photoshop apps?
In Lightroom, go to the menu "Lightroom" > "About Adobe Photoshop Lightroom...". In the window that opens you'll see the Release number under the title.
In Photoshop, go to the menu "Photoshop CC" > "About Photoshop CC...". In the window that opens you'll see the Release number under the title.
- How to update my Adobe softwares?
Head to the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop app on your computer and click the "update" icon next to the software's name.
- Does it work on a PC?
The presets work on both Mac and PC. The requirement is an up to date Lightroom Classic CC or Adobe Photoshop CC.
- How many presets do I get if I purchase?
You'll get 20 color grading presets (Pack 1 + Pack 2). In addition to these 20 color grading presets, you'll also get 30 presets dedicated to extra effects like gradients, lights, etc.
- How to install the actions?
Please refer to the video above for instructions to install the presets.
- On what type of files the presets work?
The presets work with any type of photo files, Raw or Jpg. Nevertheless,I recommend using Raw files for best results.
- Can I adjust the settings of the presets?
Sure you can! The presets gives great results with their defaults settings but you can adjust any setting to fit the look you'd like.
- When I apply a preset, my photo is too dark or too bright. Colors are sometimes too blue or too yellow.
Make sure you chose a properly exposed photo. Refer to the demo video above for detailed explanations and tips. Regarding colors, adjusting color temperature should solve your issue.
- Can I share the presets with my friends?
Seriously?!? I'll find you and kill you (kind of)! Making contents like tutorials, presets, etc is a lot of work, so it deserves respect to the author. To make it clear, transferring the presets to third parties is strictly prohibited and punishable.
