Michiel Pieters Preset Pack (Desktop & Mobile): I always go for a particular look when editing photos. My editing process is already in place when I take photos: composition, light, color, and composition are all things you cannot modify in your photo editing software. Therefore, ensuring you are doing the right thing while shooting is crucial. What you can alter during editing is the look and feel of each photo. That's why most photographers you've met or followed utilize different presets. If you apply a preset on the photo, you'll instantly have a "base" edit that you can begin from. This 'base' edit will ensure that you can be sure that the curves and colors are exactly as you would like to see them. Then you can begin tweaking your image to get the ideal final result.
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Presets are shortcuts within Lightroom to bring unity into your photography portfolio. The ones I'm selling present are presets I've created over the many years of experimenting and learning using Lightroom. I've analyzed various color palettes used in movies, photos, and videos and eventually came up with a personal style that I enjoy.
I've honed ten different options for you, each one suited to the specific situation, From gloomy days to gorgeous sunsets. Everything is there, from portraits to landscapes and from daytime to blue hour. None of these presets produce an entirely different result. This is because I'm always going for an aesthetic that I like, and it wouldn't make sense to offer you something that I wouldn't personally use. I've also included five presets for Lightroom Mobile, this way, you can also make a specific look from your photos taken with your smartphone!
Also, these aren't cheap presets influencers offer to make quick bucks. These are actual settings I employ myself every day, and I've traveled all over the globe and created photographs in various situations, and this preset collection is the outcome.
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STEP 1
First, we choose the photo we want to edit. In this case, I chose a photo I took in Namibia last year. An elephant slowly walked in our direction, with the last light of the day hitting its side, resulting in beautiful orange tones.
STEP 2
Deciding which preset to use. In this particular case, I applied the soulmate preset., because I developed this one exactly for these kinds of situations.
STEP 3
Okay, it doesn’t look great yet but we’re getting there. After applying a preset, the only thing I do is change the white balance and the exposure. This is always different for every photo and it’s up to you what you do with it.
STEP 4
This looks a whole lot better already. One final thing I often do to create more depth is using a gradient and pulling it from the bottom of the photo towards the middle, then darkening that area.
STEP 5
We’re done! In a few short steps, we achieved a pretty nice result if you ask me. Now you only have to export it and show it to the world
