Anita Sadowska Photography

Tulum Crush Lightroom Presets DESKTOP

Name: Tulum Crush Lightroom Presets DESKTOP
Brand: Anita Sadowska Photography
Price: 50.0 USD
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Tulum Crush Lightroom Presets DESKTOP

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A collection of 6 custom Presets and includes a standard and low contrast variations of each Preset, so you get a total of 12 Presets in the pack.

This Pack was inspired by Tulum, Mexico, It's lush jungle and it's crystal clear water! It's all about enhancing the skin tones and making them look rich and glowy as in all my other packs. I created the Presets universal enough that they will be usable for both indoor and outdoor photoshoots.

Please keep in mind that all images are shot using different lighting and setups so the presets will most likely have to be tweaked around to get the perfect look that will fit your image. Make sure to check out my video where I walk you through using the presets for a better, more custom experience!

I’d love to see your work! Make sure to follow me on Instagram (@Sadowskaphoto) and use the tag #sadowskaphotopresets when posting your images on Instagram ❤

All my presets work with Lightroom Desktop Only (both WINDOWS and OS) and will work with both RAW and JPEG photos. The presets are not compatible with Lightroom Mobile.

Presets FAQ

What Program do I need to use?

My presets are made for Adobe Lightroom. If you dont have a copy, You can get it at www.adobe.com. There is an option to only get Lightroom and Photoshop.

How do I install the presets?

I have included a PDF document in the preset packs that will explain everything. The best way is to go into Lightroom, Click the "Lightroom" menu at the top, Select "Preferences", Then go to the Presets tab and halfway down look for the "Show Lightroom presets folder" button.

Once you have the folder open, Just copy the downloaded presets into that folder and restart Lightroom.

Will these work on my photos?

Yes, They will work on most photos. But I always suggest to take photos in RAW. Everyones camera has different setting and lenses, So result WILL be different, So you will need to make some small adjustments.