Warm Petals - Lightroom & ACR Presets

$10 $89

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Inspired by rich floral color tones and timeless analog films, the Warm Petals color palette has been carefully crafted to compliment all styles of wedding, engagement, and portrait photography. With custom-blended color tones and soft warming hues, this beautiful color palette is guaranteed to add class and romance, while setting your photos apart from the rest.

This collection comes with 37 presets, along with the 168-piece Lensman Toolkit for complete control over your workflow. All ColorMade presets are simple to use and fully adjustable for personalized customization and maximum flexibility.

This collection is fully compatible with Lightroom mobile for iOS and Android. (DNG presets do not include tool presets)

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ColorMade presets work in Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Camera Raw. Visit our FAQ for a full list of compatible software.

How To Use The Color Palette Collections

Begin by properly setting the exposure and white balance of your photo and then click through the main color presets until you are happy with the overall results. From here, experiment with the additional tools to further refine your photo.

Step 1.

Begin by choosing an exposure preset or manually adjusting the exposure of your image.

Step 2.

Select white balance.

Step 3.

Choose a base color preset.

Step 4.

Apply additional tools if desired.

Step 5.

Increase or reduce grain if desired.

Step 6.

Apply additional tools if desired.

Great Presets

I was able to find a couple presets that work perfectly for my clients’ aesthetics. Easy to work with and gives a cohesive look to photos shot on different days.

First Presets I have ever purchased

I no longer shoot professionally, but will occasionally take pictures for family and friends...I just completed a family wedding and was looking for a way to quickly edit these photos without spending hours doing so. I started looking at "presets" Wow! is all I can say, where have these been my whole life? I am obviously late to the game and wish I had owned these years ago when I was actively shooting.