This free set of Lightroom presets includes five musthave presets (as I see it). It’s a nice compilation of black and white presets. Copper B&W, Mocha brown b&W, Silver tone B&W… I don’t know which one to choose, I like…
Get your Lightroom keyboard shortcuts sheet now. Print it or just view it on screen. I don’t care as long as you are happy. Cheers.
This is the “Faded photo” set from the “Not Lost But Found” set #01 (phew, that was an unnecessary long name). It contains two simple presets with brightness as a keyword. The colors are faded out to white, but as…
Here we go again. This time we present a series of six presets called “IR Cut” (don’t ask why). It’s a mix of black & white, fluorescent, auto-balance and a warm tone. No need to talk more. Go ahead and…
Yet another cross process preset collection for Lightroom is available for download. This set includes three different presets. Matrix, Red and Split-tone. The Matrix preset gives your images a green touch. The Red obviously makes them red. Play around and…
Here comes the first set of cross process presets. It’s a package with four different presets. It’s a mixed color range from blue to yellow. Check them out to see if you have any use of them. Oh, for you…
Jiiikes, those eyes really turned out “greenish”. See for yourself in the before & after images below. This set includes 3 presets that makes your images more colorful. The preset “optimum” is the most natural of them but hey, who…
I guess you had some nice playing with the first b&w set. Now it’s time to let you play with set #02. This set is a compilation of three different presets. They have the synonym “old” because old photos tend…
Here comes the first black and white presets. Useful if you like to fine up your images with a soft and gentle tone of either, warm, cool och sepia. Go and get it, you wont be disappointed. The “sepia tone”…
This set of presets are collected from deviantart.com. Some of them are quite nice and brings light to your dark images. As always, most of these presets effects are dependent on what kind of image they are applied on. If…