Notes
- Mobile presets cannot be used on Lightroom Desktop. They are only for the mobile Lightroom CC app and work with photos taken on your phone and/or transferred to your phone from your DSLR.
- Upon purchase, you will receive a fully-illustrated user guide covering how to get the presets on your phone. It requires a few simple steps, including downloading the files to your desktop computer first. But, don’t worry, it is easy!
- Presets are best used on balanced images that are properly exposed. All presets will work differently with images pending the lighting, white balance settings, and other variables. Some adjusting of variables like saturation, exposure, shadows, and highlights may be necessary after the preset is applied.
- Since presets cannot be returned, unfortunately we cannot issue refunds.
Have more questions?
Visit the Lightroom Presets FAQs page for more info.
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