For Lightroom and Lightroom Classic

I will forever be in love with the tones of color photos, but B&W will always truly have my heart. Nothing showcases the emotion of a moment like the simplicity of a black and white photo. I wanted to create a preset pack that was versitile enough to encompass many genras and styles of photography while staying true to my love for vintage, rustic, and earthy flair. Each preset was made with different places and times that have always resignated with me as an artist. Whether it be the mountains of Appalachia, where I have always felt the most at peace, or the time periods long past that have always inspired creative ideas within my work; Each preset, I feel, is a true piece of me as an artist and storyteller.

I am so excited to share my presets with other creatives and watch them in use with new and fresh perspectives! I hope you love them like I do!

Kristie

Onyx & Pearl - Kristie Mangold

$20.00

Importing presets into Adobe Lightroom Classic on both a Mac and a PC is a straightforward process. Presets are essentially sets of editing settings that you can apply to your photos with a single click. Here are step-by-step instructions for importing presets on both platforms:
For Mac:
Locate Your Presets:
Presets typically come in a .lrtemplate or .xmp file format. Make sure you know where your preset files are stored on your Mac usually in your Downloads.
Open Lightroom Classic:
Launch Adobe Lightroom Classic on your Mac.
Go to the Develop Module:
Click on the "Develop" module located at the top right of the screen.
Access the Presets Panel:
On the left-hand side of the Develop module, you'll find the "Presets" panel. Click on it to expand the panel.
Click the "+" Icon:
Inside the Presets panel, you'll see a list of preset folders. To import a new preset, right-click (or Control-click) on an existing folder and choose "Import."
Locate and Select Your Preset File:
A file dialog will open. Navigate to the location where you have your preset files, select the preset(s) you want to import, and click "Import."
Done:
Your imported presets should now appear in the Presets panel under the folder you selected or in a new folder if you created one during the import process.
For PC (Windows):
Locate Your Presets:
As with the Mac, ensure you know where your preset files (in .lrtemplate or .xmp format) are stored on your PC.
Open Lightroom Classic:
Launch Adobe Lightroom Classic on your PC.
Go to the Develop Module:
Click on the "Develop" module located at the top right of the screen.
Access the Presets Panel:
On the left-hand side of the Develop module, you'll find the "Presets" panel. Click on it to expand the panel.
Click the "+" Icon:
Inside the Presets panel, you'll see a list of preset folders. To import a new preset, right-click anywhere within the Presets panel area and choose "Import."
Locate and Select Your Preset File:
A file dialog will open. Navigate to the location where you have your preset files, select the preset(s) you want to import, and click "Import."
Done:
Your imported presets should now appear in the Presets panel under the folder you selected or in a new folder if you created one during the import process.
That's it! You've successfully imported presets into Lightroom Classic on both Mac and PC. You can now apply these presets to your photos during the editing process to achieve specific looks and effects.

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Onyx & Pearl - Kristie Mangold

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