AP - Adobe Lightroom Presets

Adobe Lightroom Presets by Alexander Pallis

A collection of my best Lightroom presets that I use on a daily basis to make the colours in my photos really "pop" and speed up my editing workflow with 1 click.

Tested on Panasonic, DJI, iPhone, Sony, and Canon cameras.

These presets have been extensively tested in several different weather and lighting conditions to achieve great colours on almost every photo, regardless of the camera you're using.

What's inside?

5 Presets for Lightroom all named after the places they were first tested in.

• Carinthian Alps - Cold Blues
• Flemish Winter - De-saturated Greens
• Merkenstein Grey - Softly Faded Greens (By far my favourite preset)
• Ocean Sunset - Teal and Orange
• Viennese Summer - Realistic Colour Pop

Install Instructions:

1. Extract the ZIP folder that you downloaded on your PC.
2. Open LIGHTROOM CLASSIC on your computer.
3. Click the "DEVELOPER" page and find the "PRESETS" tab. Then click on the "+" button and click "IMPORT PRESETS"
4. Find the Presets in the folder you just downloaded.
5. Select all the Presets, click "IMPORT" and that's it! You're ready to go.

iPhone/Android installation Instructions:

1. Extract the ZIP folder that you downloaded on your PC. (Ignore this step if you already did it for LRC)
2. Open LIGHTROOM (CLOUD VERSION)
3. Find the "PRESETS" button or click "SHIFT + P".
4. Click the 3 dots next to the "+" button and click "IMPORT PRESETS".
5. Repeat step 4 and 5 from previous instructions.
6. Turn "AUTO SYNC" on and download "Adobe Lightroom" from the App/Play store.
7. Sign in with your Adobe account and check that AUTO SYNC is enabled on your phone too.
8. That's it! The presets will automatically sync to your phone and you're ready to go!

How to achieve the best results

Presets by nature will do most of the creative work for you, but some tweaking is often needed since every photograph is different. Please feel free to adjust your highlights, shadows, etc however you see fit for your photograph. Don't worry, this won't break the Preset's work.

If you find that one colour is glaring over the entire photo leaving no room for others, please ensure you correct the White Balance. I always use the eyedrop tool on a surface that is supposed to be white but make sure you're photographing in correct white balance or pretty close to it. If a photograph has a white balance that is completely off, it won't be fixable in Lightroom.

You should also learn/make use of masking in Lightroom as this gives your photograph A LOT more character if you can add light and shadows with it. Just be careful to not overdo it!

Will I get access to future updates?

Yes! Any updates I make to this collection will be emailed to you for download (make sure you subscribe to the email list too!)

I still have questions

Feel free to reach out to me on Instagram on @alexanderpallis about any queries you might have.