Presets
How to Create Presets to Quickly Edit Your Photos in Lightroom | Quick Reference
In this article, we’ll show you how to create presets that work with your style of shooting to quickly edit your photos in Lightroom.
New Tool Lets You Use Your Lightroom Presets in Capture One
If you’re anything like me, you’ve been using Adobe Lightroom for so long that it’s become second nature to your ...
New Capture One Styles | ‘Latitude’ Is Inspired By Famous Destinations
June of 2017 saw the first release of Capture One Styles, and there have been a number of new Styles packs released ...
OPAL Lightroom Opacity Plug-in Review | It’s A ‘Level UP’ For Your Presets
Beyond 'The Fader'
2 Tools That Boost Lightroom’s Develop Module & Presets
One is a free plug-in, the other is a neglected and totally useful tool. Use both and see Lightroom blossom.
Preset Brewery App | Drag & Drop Lightroom Preset Conversion for Photoshop Use
The easy way to do it, and why doing it is useful.
New Capture One Film Styles Pack | Emulated Color, Contrast, and Texture of Film Stocks
The ubiquity of presets for Lightroom have become like direct-selling beauty products or kitchen supplies, where people you haven’t heard ...
A Guide To Color Processing In Lightroom Or Photoshop | Step Up Your Image Color
Your color work will set you apart.
Capture One Releases Spectrum Styles Pack | Add Tone to Your Images Without Affecting Exposure
Capture One Pro is filling out their line of powerful Styles.
RNI Releases 39 Film Styles with ‘All Film 4’ Lite Pack for Capture One
Going beyond the detail, sharpness, and exact color representation of digital photography; the certain allure of film can be unquantifiable. ...
Lightroom VS Photoshop For Removing Blemishes
Which is better for removing blemishes? Lightroom or Photoshop? Both have their merits, but which should you use and, most importantly, when?
Split Toning | The ‘Secret’ In The Recipes For Many Adored Images, & Totally Undervalued
The Split Toning Panel must be one of the most neglected in Lightroom, yet it's something many pros swear by, and can help with white balance, continuity of look, & color grading. Here's what it's all about. It's simple.
