Learn More About the Stack-It Presets

• 8 Base Presets: Consider using these presets as a primary preset if you don’t own any additional collections.
• 9 Tone-Curve Presets: The Tone-Curve changes the overall luminosity and contrast of an image. These presets also adjust color curves, providing an overall color filter on your image.
• 9 HSL Presets: HSL stands for Hue-Saturation-Luminance. These adjustments brighten, emphasize specific saturations, and control the hue of specific colors.
• 8 Split-Toning Presets: Split toning applies tones only to certain luminance values within an image. This allows you to add one color at a certain saturation level to the highlights and another color at a different saturation level to the shadows.
• 4 Camera-Calibration Presets: Calibrate your preset output by adding additional color adjustments via the color portion of the calibration section.
• 4 Clarity Presets: Clarity boosts the mid-tones within your image, which has the effect of bringing out more or less contrast and detail.
• 3 Vibrance Presets: Vibrance increases the intensity of muted colors while leaving saturated colors untouched.
• 1 Sharpening Preset: Sharpening creates the illusion of detail and sharpness by adding contrast to edges within the image.
• 2 Noise Reduction Presets: Noise Reduction smooths image pixels and removes fine detail.
• 2 Shadow/Highlight Presets: Shadows presets expose and/or give more depth to already preset shadow tones. Highlights presets bring back detail to bright areas of an image or brighten highlights while protecting against clipping.
• 4 Contrast Presets: Contrast adjustments darken the darker mid-tones and lighten the lighter mid-tones across the entire image.
• 2 Black Presets: Deepen the blacks within the image
• 16 Color-Pop Presets: Maximize the intensity of specific, high-trend color combinations

A big shout out to our featured photographers Julie Jourdan, Pol Miquel, Anka Melnikova, Smitten & Swoon, Bree Friesen, & Jessica Kelley