ACE Presets
Lightroom PhotographY Presets
This preset pack includes color and b+w presets that we use to edit all of our photos. We’ve perfected these over the past few years to be consistent through different lighting scenarios and landscapes.
This set comes with four main presets – 2 color and 2 black + white, as well as a bonus film preset. They were created to emulate a nostalgic film look while staying timeless and true to color.
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Why ACE Presets?
NATURAL TONES
Designed to provide your images with a warm, creamy edit that ensures true skin tones while retaining the natural colors of the locations you shoot in. Enhancing the natural colors of the earth and adding warmth and removing texture for a dreamy look.
VERSATILE
Consistent style, regardless of lighting situation or event. It’s versatility allows you to apply it as a baseline to all of your images, minimizing the required alterations while maximizing style and consistency. From details, portraits, outdoor ceremonies or indoor receptions, these are the presets we use for all our images.
TIMELESS
These presets are designed to keep the colors true, while adding subtle warmth and low highlights. The subtleness of the preset is designed to ensure the photos last the test of time.
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AI Lightroom Presets
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After training Imagen’s algorithm on thousands of photos edited with our signature style, it can now instantly apply those professional edits with unrivaled consistency.
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Preset FAQs
Do wedding photographers use presets?
Yes, many wedding photographers use presets as part of their editing process. Presets help streamline the workflow by providing a consistent base look across all photos, which is crucial when editing large batches of images. By applying a preset, photographers can ensure a cohesive style throughout the wedding album, making the editing process more efficient while maintaining their signature aesthetic.
What is the point of Lightroom presets?
The main point of Lightroom presets is to save time and ensure consistency in photo editing. Presets allow photographers to apply a specific look or style to multiple images with just one click. This is especially useful when editing large collections of photos, like a wedding album. Presets also help photographers maintain a consistent aesthetic, which is essential for branding and delivering a cohesive set of images to clients.
Should you pay for Lightroom presets?
Paying for Lightroom presets can be worthwhile if you’re looking for a specific style or if you want to speed up your editing process. Many professional photographers and companies offer high-quality presets that can give your photos a polished look with minimal effort. However, it’s essential to choose presets that align with your style and needs. If you’re just starting, investing in a few well-crafted presets can be a good way to learn about editing techniques and develop your style.
Do Lightroom presets work in ACR?
Yes, Lightroom presets can work in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR).
How to make wedding presets in Lightroom?
Creating wedding presets in Lightroom involves editing a photo to achieve your desired look, then saving those settings as a preset. Start by adjusting exposure, contrast, color balance, and other settings to enhance the photo. Once you’re happy with the edit, go to the Develop module, click on the plus sign in the Presets panel, and select “Create Preset.” Name your preset and choose the settings you want to include. After saving, you can apply this preset to other wedding photos, ensuring a consistent style throughout the event.
Where can I use these presets?
These presets can be used in both the desktop and mobile versions of Lightroom and Photoshop. The presets can be used across various types of photography, but they’re particularly useful for weddings. You can apply them to engagement sessions, bridal portraits, and the full range of wedding day images—from getting ready shots to the reception.
