Learn 3 quick & easy ways to add snow to your winter images, with Luxe! Quickly add seasonal atmosphere to your images with presets, actions, and overlays in Lightroom and Photoshop for beautiful immersive imagery that is sure to wow!

"Import Preset" is now FINALLY available for Lightroom Mobile on iOS! Both paid and free Lightroom Mobile users on iPhone and iPad can now directly import XMP presets as a one-touch whole .zip. This means DNG presets may soon be a thing of the past. Unfortunately, the current version of the feature leaves something to be desired...

Despite extensive beta-testing across various skin tones and conditions prior to the release of each and every collection at Luxe, we know it’s not a one-size fits all world. Some vibrant edits may result in red or orange tints to skin or subtle edits may leave skin washed out. These editing issues most often occur within photos shot by smartphones because smartphones (versus a digital camera) capture less light data within an image. They're also more likely to occur when photographers shoot in JPEG vs RAW. But fear not. There's a perfect preset for all tones of skin! This article was created to help you find your perfect fit when editing dark skin tones with presets.  

Are you a photographer or content creator tired of juggling multiple apps for photo and video content to not even match? Did you know that you could be using your favorite photo preset to edit your images in Lightroom? Here we'll teach you to edit video with your favorite preset to match your still images in Lightroom! Featuring a lovely video guide by expert photographer, videographer, and educator Dorte Kjaerulff! 

Light and airy edited images have quickly become a social media staple. Bright, white, soft-toned edits are commonly lauded as the ideal solution to cultivate a clean and cohesive social feed. However, this popular look can be difficult to replicate. So, how are all these people getting that perfect look? The answer lies in presets and post-processing.  

Filters, presets, actions, and overlays can all enhance your photos, but they do inherently different things. Choosing the wrong one can set you back in the editing process. Also, many editing tools are exclusive to either Photoshop or Lightroom, so it’s important to have a basic understanding of compatibility before combining tools.

Presets are a key Lightroom feature. A preset is a collection of saved settings that editors can readily recall and apply to any photograph in a Lightroom catalog. Whether you're looking for an ultra-realistic, artsy or other style, presets can deliver (and fast!) by utilizing the full power of Lightroom.

Are your presets out of order following the Lightroom 7.3 update? We have a solution that doesn’t involve any coding or manual preset name change

Adobe has released a major new version of Lightroom that includes some significant changes. This includes new Raw and Creative profiles, along with changes to the file format of presets. Previously, Lightroom used the .lr file format for presets. With the introduction of 7.3, Lightroom now uses the .xmp file format. 

Lightroom offers multiple ways to do many tasks.  Some obvious, others hidden.  Some sliders have theoretical "proper" settings, and all can be adjusted to taste.  This article offers a deep dive into the whites and blacks sliders, with insights on common guidelines and some hidden features within Lightroom.