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Our Film Lightroom Presets are reminiscent of early color photography and add a classic and nostalgic look to your images. This collection features slightly washed out tones, less contrast, and a nice matte feel which recreate the traditional “film” element.

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-This pack contains 14  premium presets

-These Film Lightroom Presets that integrate beautifully with a wide variety of styles and color tones

-The majority of presets lend a warm/neutral tone to your images, but we have also added a few cooler ones for to add variety to your work.

-You can install the Film Collection of Lightroom Presets directly on your phone by using the free Adobe Create Cloud and following this tutorial

-Works on both RAW and JPG images

-Each preset may require exposure adjustment depending on how your picture was shot. We have worked very hard to ensure that the Film Collection works on a large range of images, however, you may have to adjust the settings to suit your needs.

-Works with Lightroom 4 and above

-Film Lightroom Presets will be sent via download link once the preset collection has been purchased

-We encourage you to contact us and email your images created with our presets for your chance to be featured on our website!

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 How To Install Presets in Lightroom 4,5,6, & Creative Cloud:

#1: Go into Lightroom and click on Edit at the top (next to File) on a PC, then Preferences. On a Mac, go to Lightroom (in top‐left corner) then Preferences on a Mac

#2: Go down to Preferences and click on it

#3: There will be a new screen that pulls up. There will be six tabs at the top; click on Presets which will be the second tab over

#4: Click on the box titled “Show Lightroom Presets Folder.

#5: Double click on Lightroom

#6: Double click on Develop Presets

#7: Drag or move/paste your new presets folder into the folder

#8: Restart Lightroom and your presets should be in their own category!