How To Use Portrait Presets?

• The most favorable thing about Lightroom is its ability to create and apply presets.
• Using presets can speed up the whole editing process.
• Presets were developed and designed to help photographers.

Do you know that these free Lightroom presets for portraits were built and designed for professional photographers? Adobe decided to develop a feature that will help them speed up their editing workload.

Basically, Adobe Lightroom is known for being one of the most powerful post-processing tools for handling massive numbers of images. In addition, the most advantageous thing about Adobe Lightroom is its ability to create presets that can be applied to one or more images in just a few and simple clicks.

As a hobbyist photographer, I have personally developed a collection of Lightroom presets for portraits. In this way, I am not just giving myself more time to take pictures, I can also make wonderful and high-quality images by using my collections of presets. Presets, by the way, are comparable to those filtered images that we see on most photo editing sites.

You too can create your own set of Lightroom presets for portraits. Aside from the fact that it will help you save time and effort, presets can also help you process tons of images in a day, allowing you to do other important work related stuff.

How to install and use presets?

To install Lightroom presets, you have to open the program and go directly to the Develop Module. The next thing to do is to find “add preset” or (+) sign, then preferences to open a new window. Select the presets tab at the top portion of the interface and then you’ll see a show Lightroom folder option. Give the preset a name, then you can start creating a preset. Once you’re done, save the preset and you’re good to go. You can use and apply it to your raw images.