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W.l.T.H.L.U.K.E LIGHTROOM PRESETS – THE MASTER COLLECTION:

The Master Collection includes the entire collection of 150 of my Lightroom presets, which includes all of my presets of my Cinematic, Timeless, Portrait, Aerial, and Legacy Collections Fully adaptable to each of the Desktop & Mobile versions of Adobe Lightroom. These presets were carefully developed over the past five years, and are suitable for both novices as well as professionals.

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What's included?

This pack comes with 150 different presets in all:

75 Landscape Presets
20 Portrait Presets
15 Commercial Presets
15 Wildlife Presets
15 Aerial (Drone) Presets
10 Urban Presets
Ten Tone Curves Sets
10-Split Tone Sets
10 Desert Presets Bonus
Film Grain Shortcuts
Thirty of the RAW images I have are available for you to edit
User Guide & Installation Tutorial

How to install

First, extract the presets from the ZIP folder.

To install the presets on Lightroom Classic CC, simply navigate to the develop module within Lightroom > Preset
hotbar on the left > Click the + icon and "Import Preset" > Select the presets you wish to import.

To install on Lightroom CC app on your desktop: Click on the Editing section of the app - Open the Presets
section - Click on the three dots at the top of the Presets panel that opens and select Import Presets

To install on Lightroom mobile, the easiest method is actually to install Lightroom CC on a desktop or laptop
and the presets will automatically sync to your mobile!

If you do not have access to Lightroom CC on a desktop, it's a little more complex but easy once you have installed
once before. Firstly, you must save the DNG files on your phone. Then, open and import each one individually in
Lightroom CC and save the settings of each DNG as a separate preset within the app (top right three dots, create
preset) - do this for each image in turn (yes, this is a long process but that's how Adobe designed it for some
reason!)
Then you can import RAW / JPEG files and apply these presets to your images in one click by cycling to "presets"
on the Hotbar and choosing one that fits.