F.A.Q.

Do I need to know how to use Lightroom?

If you can open Lightroom and import a photo, you can use our presets. They're literally one click. We include step-by-step installation instructions on getting the best results. And if you get stuck? Contact us. We help personally.

Will these work with my camera?

Yes! Our presets work with any RAW or JPEG file from any camera—professional DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, even smartphone photos imported into Lightroom Mobile.

Can I use these for client work?

Absolutely. Our license allows unlimited personal and commercial use. Shoot weddings, portraits, products—whatever you want. The only thing you can't do is resell the presets themselves.

What if I don't like them?

Since this is a digital product we can't refund them. If you have any difficulty or problem with the presets contact us and we will help you.

Do these work on Lightroom Mobile?

Yes! All our presets are compatible with Lightroom Mobile (iOS and Android). Installation is slightly different—we include mobile-specific instructions with every purchase.

How are these different from free presets?

Honestly? Time and care. Free presets are often hastily made, untested across different scenarios, or just... soulless. We've spent hundreds of hours perfecting color science, testing on thousands of images, ensuring they work in various lighting conditions. More importantly, each preset is designed around a specific feeling, not just a look.

Can I adjust the presets after applying them?

Yes! That's actually how they're meant to be used. Think of our presets as starting points—like choosing a film stock. Apply the preset, then adjust individual sliders to taste. We keep exposure and white balance neutral so YOU stay in control.

Will you add more presets?

We release new collections monthly. Join our email list to be first to know (and get early access).

Can I request a custom collection?

We love hearing what you want! While we can't do individual custom presets, we absolutely take requests for future collections. What memory are you trying to capture? Send us your ideas.