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iOS Mobile Presets (DNG Files)

1. Download the presets we have sent you via email (check the spam folder if you cant find the email) or on the checkout page, then Download the FREE “Adobe Lightroom Photo Editor” mobile app in the app store.
 2. Select the "Mobile" Folder, In the window that opens you will see DNG files (a white photo/icon with the name of your presets). Click on each to download.
3. Click more or the little blue arrow in the top right corner.
4. In the lower right corner tap “••• More”, then tap “Share”, next tap “Lightroom” (NOT Copy to Lightroom) and tap “Launch Lightroom now”. Now the DNG files will automatically import to Lightroom.
* Not seeing “Lightroom” ? then slide right, to the end and tap “••• More”, add “Lightroom” from the list and repeat “step 3”.
5.  In the “Lightroom Mobile” app go to your recently added content and tap “•••” at the top right corner, next tap “select” and choose all the DNG files from the specific presets you just imported and tap “Add To” at the bottom left. Next Tap “+” at the top right  and click “Album” at the bottom. Now give the album the name of the preset collection. Tap “Add” at the top right. (This step will help you to organize your presets)
6. Open Lightroom mobile app and Select the "DNG file" (photos) with the preset.
7. Next tap “•••” in the upper right corner, and tap "Create Preset", give the preset a name and add it into a folder. Repeat for the remaining presets.


Android Mobile Presets (DNG Files)

1. Download the FREE “Adobe Lightroom Photo Editor” mobile app.
2. Using the browser of your choice download the presets we have sent you via email (check the spam folder if you cant find the email) or on the checkout page. 
3. Open your phones "Files" app 
4. The mobile presets will end with the extension “.dng”.
5. Import .dng files into Lightroom mobile app for use.

6.  In the “Lightroom Mobile” app go to your recently added content and tap “•••” at the top right corner, next tap “select” and choose all the dng files from the specific presets you just imported and tap “Add To” at the bottom left. Next Tap “+” at the top right  and click “Album” at the bottom. Now give the album the name of the preset collection. Tap “Add” at the top right. (This step will help you to organize your presets)
7. Open Lightroom mobile app and Select the ".dng file" (photos) with the preset.
8. Next tap “•••” in the upper right corner, and tap "Create Preset", give the preset a name and add it into a folder. Repeat for the remaining presets.

Lightroom Classic CC (XMP Files) 

1. Download your presets from the checkout page or from the email we sent you (check the spam folder if you cant find the email). 
2. Open Lightroom Classic CC 2019 
3. Go to your presets tab and click “+”
4. Click “Import Presets” and navigate to the presets that you just downloaded.

Desktop Lightroom CC 2018 or older. 

1.  Go into Lightroom and click on Edit at the top (next to File) on a PC or Lightroom then Preferences on a Mac.
2.  Go down to Preferences and click on it.
3.  There will be a new screen that pulls up. There will be six tabs at the top, click on Presets (second tab).
4.  Click on the box titled, Show Lightroom Presets Folder.
5.  Double click on Lightroom.
6.  Next double click on Develop Presets Folder.
7.  Copy the contents of the "Desktop" "Older LR Versions" presets folder, found in your download, into the “Develop Presets” folder. Download the presets from the checkout page or from the email we sent you (check the spam folder if you cant find the email).
8.  If Lightroom was open when you copied the presets, you will have to close it and restart it.
Photoshop / Camera Raw
1.  Open any image in photoshop.
2. Click on the filter tab and select camera raw filter from the drop down menu (this will open camera raw)
3. Click on the presets icon, select the .xmp files (downloaded presets) and your ready to go. 

Cloud Version Lightroom Classic CC (DNG Files)

In the Menu Bar click “File” and click “Import Profiles & Presets”.Then navigate to your preset folder with the .XMP files.
That’s it!
Your presets will pop up in the “Presets” section in Adobe Lightroom CC and they will also sync with Adobe Lightroom Mobile App for iOS and Android and can be found in the “Presets” section as well.
*NOTE: Presets will only sync if you are subscribed to Adobe Creative Cloud.

PHOTOSHOP / CAMERA RAW (XMP FILES)

1.  Open any image in photoshop.

2. Click on the filter tab and select camera raw filter from the drop down menu (this will open camera raw)

3. Click on the presets icon, select the .xmp files (downloaded presets) and you are ready to go. 

HOW TO INSTALL/ UNZIP/USE MOBILE LIGHTROOM PRESETS (IOS AND ANDROID)?

Thank you for your purchase!

1. Install Lightroom App on your phone 

You can download it from the app store by clicking here

2. Download your presets 

You can download .dng file directly on your phone by clicking the link sent right after your purchase. Or download it in your account by clicking here

3. Unzip your download 

Press on the ZIP folder to Download it.

ZIP folder will be automatically saved in your mobile device. Click on it. (Or you can go to your Files -> Downloads folder to see it).

Press on Downloaded .ZIP file to EXTRACT it.

4. Open Lightroom and create a new folder 

Now go to the Lightroom app. Create new Album by clicking ‘+’ and name it, e.g. ‘Presets’ to have them all in one place. Then add your preset (.dng file) to this album by importing it from Camera Roll.

5. Add the presets 

Click on the preset and then on the 3 dots ‘…’ in the top right corner. Choose Create Preset option and type preset’s name.

6. Apply the presets 

To apply the preset, open the photo you want to edit, slide across the bottom menu. Click ‘Preset’ icon and under ‘User Presets’ you will find all the presets you’ve already added. You can switch between them and pick the one you like most.

Please remember that every photo is different and there are many factors that affect the final outcome – camera, lighting, white balance, dominant colors, skin tone, contrast etc. If your photo doesn’t look perfect you may need to tweak exposure, saturation or temperature to achieve the best results. All this can be done in Lightroom.