Just starting out? You can download the FREE Maddy Corbin MC02 preset for mobile or desktop to follow along with the video and this blog post! Step #3: Editing with Lightroom Presets on Your Desktop If you prefer the flexibility of editing on-the-go, or you don’t want to invest in a subscription yet, Lightroom CC Mobile is a free app that you can download for iOS or Android.Īs you’ll learn in the video above, editing with Lightroom presets can be done on either your desktop or mobile app! Just make sure that if you’re editing on the mobile app, you purchase presets that have been made specifically for JPEG or mobile edits. If you are editing RAW images, you will only be able to do so on the desktop version. The desktop version of Adobe Lightroom CC is a program that can be downloaded on your computer, and you’ll need to sign up for an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription (about $10/month). Next, you need to know the difference between the desktop and mobile version of Lightroom. You’re going to have to work extra hard at manipulating the colors of the photos to get it right, which is just added editing time!īut if you get it right from the start, editing with presets often just takes a couple of clicks! Step #2: Editing with Lightroom on Desktop vs Mobile App If you’re using the wrong type of present, on the wrong type of file - like a RAW preset on a JPEG image for example - you might find that the results aren’t exactly what you want. Similarly, if you’re shooting on an iPhone, or prefer to take photos in JPEG format with your DSLR, you want to look for a preset that’s been created for JPEG or mobile editing. It’s a much smaller file and doesn’t have the same level of detail or quality as a RAW file.Ī post shared by Later: Visual Social Marketing if you’re shooting in RAW (you’ll know if your file name ends with “.CR2”) you really want to find and use presets that have been specifically created for RAW images. A RAW file preserves most of the information from your camera, such as the contrast or sharpness of an image, and doesn’t compress that information in the file.Ī JPEG is what your iPhone shoots in, but some photographers prefer to shoot in JPEG on their camera as well. If you’re shooting with a DSLR camera, you may have a preference to shoot in RAW. It’s personal preference but it will have a different effect on your photos. There are lots of Lightroom presets to choose from, and you can check out my Maddy Corbin presets for both desktop or mobile here! Step #1: Choose RAW or JPEG for Editing with Lightroom Presetsīefore you purchase Lightroom presets, you’ll need to know if you will be shooting your photos in RAW or JPEG.
Many Lightroom presets are offered in “packs” or collections, so you can choose from a selection of filters for each of your photos while still maintaining a cohesive look on your Instagram feed.
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