“I thought I’d send in some presets that we use here in the studio all the time. There are three sets.”

1. HDR Effect
There’s four of them, delivering various levels of the same effect. By themselves they won’t look so great. They’re designed to be applied after using another preset, dealing with color and tone is used. Try them out and you’ll see what I mean. In some situations, they will produce a ghosting effect around high contrast edges, so you have to know when to use them, but our clients usually love the results, even though they have no idea why. Specific adjustment to blacks, exposure and saturation/vibrance will usually be necessary.

2. Common Basic Adjustments
These are a simple set of presets that apply varying degrees of only one setting. We use these all the time for quick adjustments to lots of similar images. Rather than selecting a lot of images and making adjustments to the sliders, which can sometimes produce unpredictable results, just a few clicks on these presets speeds things up a lot, in our experience.

3. Style Assortment
This is a set of three stylized presets which we don’t use a whole lot anymore, but have gotten a lot of love in the past. They are basic adjustments to split toning, tone curve and post-crop vignette.

In this post we will only show you the preview of what the Style Assortment presets look like.
Presets in action

SOOC/ORIGINAL:

B&W Brown/Red Antique:

Clear Blue/Orange Split Tone Mild Vintage:

Clear Yellow/Purple Split Tone Mild Vintage:

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SOOC / ORIGINAL:

Who Is Wolf 1

WIW sweet

WIW Soft Warm

WIW retro style

WIW retro soft

WIW retro2 old photo

WIW light promo

WIW kunstlich wedding hell

WIW kunstlich bw

WIW klang retro

WIW herbst licht

WIW golden dust

WIW fresh spring

WIW fable

WIW edel bw

WIW dust

WIW dunker kunstlich

WIW dunker kunstlich heller

WIW dark sw skin

WIW dark kunstlich brighter

WIW cross retro

WIW coldsteel

WIW bw light up

WIW bw golden times

WIW bw focus

WIW bw deluxe

WIW bw deluxe lighter

WIW Basic bw

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When I looked at the pictures in my camera I got so eager to get home to see them in a bigger format. Back at home I imported them to Lightroom and directly started to play around with them. I think these kind of photos are almost meant to be in black and white. It really makes them beautiful. So I started by applying my popular preset called “Naturally BW” and from there I made some adjustments. The end result became this new preset called “PH Childhood BW”. This one is definitely one of my best presets so far (hopefully one of your favorites too), in fact I think it’s so good that people would actually pay for it ;-)

Preset in action

SOOC/ORIGINAL:

PH Childhood BW:

Also included is his newest preset “Fuji Neopan 100 Acros 100 -Exp 2005″ based off a roll of expired Acros he shot a while back. This preset is exclusively offered through Presets Heaven.

Each emulation consists of three presets, as always.  There is a base preset, an Auto-toning Preset, and a Curve-only preset for each.  Also included with each emulation is a set of Adobe Camera Raw XMP presets, allowing you to utilize the same presets in both Lightroom and Adobe Camera Raw.

These emulations are designed from analysis of the actual film, shot and developed by me and I try to make them as accurate as possible.  They should work well for most RAW images, but if the skin tones are not appealing, I recommend adjusting the Orange channel in the Grayscale mixer to fine tune skin tones.  A little adjustment will go a long way.
- Michael

Presets in action

SOOC/ORIGINAL:

Fuji Neopan 100 Acros -exp 2005:

Fuji Neopan 400:

Fuji Neopan 1600:

Ilford Delta:

Ilford FP4+:

Ilford HP5+:

Ilford Ortho+:

Ilford PanF+:

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Once again I’ve been playing around for some time in Lightroom and this time it resulted in a brand new preset. I call it PH Fade away because it desaturates the photo and gives it a bit of mocha touch.
The shadows are leveled out to flow with the lightness and the black areas have increased contrast adjustments to bring  depth to the photo.

Preset in action

SOOC/ORIGINAL

PH Fade Away:

Presets in action

SOOC/Original:

Tonemaster – Stylish B&W:

Tonemaster – Soft Keylight B&W:

Tonemaster – Silvertone B&W:

Tonemaster – Mocha Brown B&W:

Tonemaster – Copper B&W: