1 Adventure Themed Lr & Ps Preset 698083

Hello, I\’m James, creator of MEGASETS, and photographer at Who Shot The Photographer. Inspired by the VSCO Presets, my presets have been designed to be simple, functional and effective.

Lightroom Presets are the easy, affordable, and time saving way to make your photos shine to a professional standard with ease, with the click of a button. You can use them in Adobe Lightroom 5 and upwards, and some presets will have Photoshop Presets included!

I N C L U D E D – F I L E S

Lime Adventure is for the traveller in you, bringing out rich greens and setting a dense and dramatic landscape, perfect for any roaming trip into the sunset or mountains!

This pack contains:

▶ Lime Adventure Preset for Lightroom and Photoshop.

▶ All of these are compressed into 1 ZIP file.

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LIGHTROOM INSTALLATION GUIDE:

1. After downloading and extracting the presets into your folder of choice, open Lightroom and right-click on the folder you want to import the preset into. Click \’import\’, and select the downloaded preset.
2. When processing a photo, get the desired colour temperature and exposure in your image first, then click on the preset to apply it. You may need to fine tune the exposure after the edit has been applied.

Please note that all presets work in Lightroom 5-6 (CC), Photoshop, and are compatible with all RAW and JPEG image types

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ADOBE CAMERA RAW (PHOTOSHOP) INSTALLATION GUIDE:

To install ACR presets in Photoshop, please download and unzip the presets you purchased from us and place them in the following location:

• Mac(user)/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Camera Raw /Settings

• Win (user)/Application Data/Adobe/Camera Raw/Settings

Make sure you only copy the preset files (.xmp) into the \’settings\’ folder, specified above, as folders are not supported in Camera Raw.

To access the Library location on Mac\’s running Lion or Mountain Lion (Library is hidden by default). To show Library, hold down the option key while selecting “Go” in the Mac Finder menu on your desktop.

If you\’re still having troubles finding the \’Settings\’ folder, you can also save a file within ACR and search for it on your computer. When found make a shortcut to the \’Settings\’ folder either in your side bar or as a desktop shortcut for easy access.