FAQs

    • Open Lightroom (Desktop)

    • Go to Develop Module → Presets Panel

    • Click “+” → Import Presets

    • Select the .XMP preset files and click Import

  • Step 1: Download & Unzip the Preset Files

    • If downloading on your computer, unzip the folder and transfer the .DNG files to your phone via AirDrop, email, or cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.).

    • If downloading directly on your phone, use a file manager app to unzip the folder.

    Step 2: Open Lightroom Mobile

    • Open the Adobe Lightroom Mobile app (free to download).

    • Tap the "+" button to create a new album (optional but helps keep presets organized).

    Step 3: Import the Preset Files

    • Tap "Add Photos" and select the .DNG preset files from your camera roll or files.

    • The images may appear blank or as normal photos—this is expected!

    Step 4: Save as a Preset

    • Open one of the imported DNG images.

    • Tap the three dots (…) in the upper-right corner and select "Create Preset."

    • Name the preset and save it in a new or existing preset group.

    • Repeat for each DNG file.

    Step 5: Apply Your Presets

    • Open any photo in Lightroom Mobile.

    • Scroll to the "Presets" panel and tap on your saved preset to apply it instantly!

    • Adjust exposure and white balance as needed for the perfect look.

  • Exposure: How Bright or Dark Your Photo Is

    How to Adjust:

    • In Lightroom Mobile or Desktop, find the Exposure slider.

    • Move right to brighten or left to darken your image.

    White Balance: Adjusting Warmth & Coolness

    How to Adjust:

    • Use the Temp (Temperature) slider to shift between warm (yellow) and cool (blue).

    • Use the Tint slider to balance green & magenta tones.

    How to Know What Needs Adjusting:

    • If your photo looks too blue/cool, increase warmth.

    • If your photo looks too yellow/warm, decrease warmth.

    • If skin tones look greenish, move the Tint slider toward magenta.

    • If skin tones look too pink/purple, move the Tint slider toward green.

    Pro Tip: If a preset feels too intense, lowering the amount with the Preset Amount Slider can make it blend more seamlessly while still keeping the original style intact! Click on a preset to apply the edit, then click on the preset again to use the slider. Adjust the amount of the slider to fine tune.