Ultimate Portrait Pack!
Introducing my newest presets! These 10 gorgeous presets were built as a first edition to a completely new direction for post processing clean and vibrant portraits! I’m so excited to share these with you! No matter what your shooting style is, these presets will give you new creative light toning and color palettes to make your cleanest photos yet! Enjoy watching your raw photos completely transform with just one click! Feeling fickle? Apply each of these presets before adjusting the perfect one! Some of these were made for underexposed images, others for evenly exposed as well as overexposed photos! You can always adjust the exposure yourself by simply dragging the exposure slider in the develop module! The best part of editing a photo is how therapeutic it can be! We as photographers who care very deeply about our post processing styles are more than photographers; we are also digital artists! Adjust each preset to your own liking or simply leave the preset as is and get on with making more amazing edits! Before releasing any preset, I make sure to test each and every one of them on tons of various photos so that only the BEST and most versatile presets will be installed in your preset library while still giving you maximum uniqueness! I only use my own personal presets on my own photos, and I have been building my style of coloring and editing for over 10 years! If you’re curious about exactly how I edit my portraits from beginning to end, check out my portrait editing tutorials, each of which is a 2 hr deep dive into every single thing I do from import to export to make my photos look truly amazing and after watching, yours will too! Thank you again for your support, and happy editing!
TIPS and BEST PRACTICES:
- If you notice that our photos become too bright or too dark after applying a preset, DON’T FREAK OUT. Simply adjust the exposure slider in the develop module until the exposure looks right to you!
- If the photo looks too warm or too cold after applying a preset, simply adjust the white balance and tint sliders in the develop module until the general white balance looks right to you!
- If you have corrected the exposure and white balance and still need to make a few adjustments to color and contrast, my first thought is always to play with the HSL panel, then color calibration panel until things look right!
- The last thing that can make a huge difference is playing with the curves adjustment and adjusting or deleting the points on the curve that are not to your liking!