A little Christmas touch

December 28, 2008 by Pierre  
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PH Christmas treeHi everyone!
I hope you’ve had a great Christmas Eve. As always I’m the one who seems to be missing on every photograph from Christmas. I guess it’s my own fault when I choose to stand behind the camera :-)

Anyway, I thought I just had to give you a little Christmas gift before the year ends. Here it is, a new preset called “PH Christmas Tree”. As you can see it intensifies the green colors and adds a little more contrast to the photo… Read more

Exclusively released on Presetsheaven

December 22, 2008 by Pierre  
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WP Catalyst 01This preset is from the Wonderland Presets 3.0 collection. Nate who is the founder of  Wonderland sent me this preset to be exclusively downloadable here at Presetsheaven. As many of you already know, Nate has been a great contributor to my site since I started it. If you’re a preset fan yourself and think you have a preset that others will like, don’t hesitate to send it to me and I’ll make sure the rest of the world will find it :-)

Now lets continue with the preset from Wonderland…
The name of the preset is “Creative Catalyst 1″ and it’s a color desaturation preset that works great on portraits.

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Playing with your holiday photos? Don’t stop

December 21, 2008 by Pierre  
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PH In the cityHi all!
Since I started using Lightroom I more often have a look at my old holiday photos. I believe the reason is because I like to play/experiment with them. Earlier I used Photoshop for this, but using “actions” in Photoshop is quite time-consuming since the only way of seeing an effect is to first apply it. If you know exactly what your action does, it works great though. If I’m just going to play with a particular photo, Photoshop would still be a good choice, but when it comes to multiple images…no thank you.

With Lightroom I find it so easy to play with my photos because of the sweet live-preview function. Without it I really don’t think I would spend as much time in Lightroom as I do.
Tonight I found some of my city-shots from a holiday in Firenze.
It ended up with this new preset called “PH In the city“. Read more

News: Presetsheaven changing clothes again…

December 19, 2008 by Pierre  
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Word of PierreI’ve just updated the layout of presetsheaven.com once again. This time I’ve added a couple of nice features that I hope You all will like.

From now on I will highlight featured content such as popular articles and presets at the main page. This will give you a great overview of what you can find in my “candybox”.

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Get that 80’s look

December 14, 2008 by Pierre  
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PH So 80'sSitting here with my laptop in my knees as I’ve done so many nights before:-) I Connected my 1TB external disk and opened Lightroom without any idéas on what to do. After playing around with the adjustments for some time I came up with this preset.

This is tonights attempt to simulate the feeling of an old photo that has been laying in the shelf since the 80’s. The name of the preset is “PH So 80’s”. Try and see if you like it. Read more

12 Black & White film emulation presets for Kodak B&W films!

December 13, 2008 by Pierre  
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Kodak T-Max 400 AutoIt’s not the first time I publish presets from MikeyG. He just sent me his latest bundle of presets. His previous film emulation presets has been very popular out there and this time you won’t be disappointed either. All 12 presets are for Kodak B&W films, and each film emulsion has 3 presets; a standard develop preset that sets the basic development of the image, an Auto develop preset that allows Lightroom to automatically develop them image, and a curve preset that leaves the basic development alone, only changing tone curve and the color mixer. Read more

Everyone can be a Pro – part 2

December 12, 2008 by Pierre  
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This is part 2 of my article called “Everyone can be a Pro”. Read part 1

Step one to success – Digital cameras and big memory cards
Get a big memory card for your camera. In the old days you had to think carefully when to press the button or not. You had to make a choice if the motive in front of you was worthy enough to be put in an album or not. After all you just had 24 or 36 frames per film roll. Read more

Everyone can be a Pro – part 1

December 11, 2008 by Pierre  
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With a digital camera and Lightroom, everyone can be a pro.
Ever wanted to take those fantastic photos you see in magazines or on professional photographers’ websites? Well now you can. All you need is a good digital camera, a big memory card and suitable software like Adobe Lightroom. Read more

Cold Desire gives a soft blue tone…

December 11, 2008 by Pierre  
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PH Cold DesireIt’s time for a new preset. This time I’ve made one, called “Cold Desire“, that might make your photos look sterile or medical, if you know what I mean. It will boost the contrast, fade the colors and apply a blue tone to the shadows and a touch of beige to the highlights. I also added some vignettes to add some depth to the photo. I sure like the feeling of it and I hope you will as well. Happy downloading until we “meet” again. Read more

Intensify your blue heaven

December 8, 2008 by Pierre  
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PH Intensive HeavenIt’s a new week and why not start it with a preset? Today I was looking at some pictures from my last vacation in Firenze (Italy) 2008. From the hotel room I took some photos of the environment outside. There were lots of roofs and a blue sky out there.

Every time I start playing around in Lightroom with some photos, I notice they all can be improved in some way. This time one of my photos looked a bit faded and had a dull sky and an overall gray feeling. So I created this new preset that I call “PH Intensive Heaven“, but as you can see it intensify more than just the blue colors. Try it yourself, you might like it! :-) Read more

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