Tap (or click) the Learn tab and choose a tutorial such as 'Emphasise Your Subjects Using Masks'. One of Lightroom's key strengths is supporting tutorials that you can access and follow from within the app. Lightroom Classic offers links to online video tutorials that show you how to use its various modules. Lightroom also provides Adaptive (machine learning) presets to analyse a photo’s contents and then provide you with a host of one tap/click looks that should suit your shot.

You can also adjust the strength of Lightroom’s presets to produce stronger or more subtle changes. There are now also presets for video footage and you can trim your video clips and edit their look within Lightroom. Upgrades have added more for videographers. Both versions of Lightroom boast over 200 Premium presets that are broken down into helpful categories such as Style: Cinematic or Subject: Landscape. You can check out a list here.Photographers can enjoy using filters or presets to adjust colours and tones in a tap or a click, but inbuilt apps often have a disappointing number – Apple’s Photos app only has a rather measly nine filters to experiment with, for example. You can find the preset pack here: My friends at Pixpa have also curated a list of various types of professional Lightroom presets like black and white presets, portraits presets, wedding presets, and much more. My pack works great on all types of images, but really stands out on landscapes, cityscapes, street, and lifestyle photography. If you haven’t checked it out already, I have a new Lightroom Preset pack that works on all versions of Lightroom as well as Lightroom Mobile. That’s it, thanks for reading! Now you know how to import and use Lightroom presets with the free version of Lightroom Mobile. Doing so will allow you to make each photo your own masterpiece. Pro Tip: Once applied, I always make adjustments to my images. Scroll to the Presets icon in the menu at the bottom of the screen, tap it, and then select whichever preset you’d like to apply. To use your new presets, just go back into your library and open any photo you’d like to edit. Step 5: Using Your Lightroom Mobile Presets Repeat the same steps for each DNG/preset file. Finally, click the check mark at the top right part of the screen to finish creating the preset.

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