


If you instead hover over them, you should be able to see how much of each stated colour is in your photo, and where it is. – The Colour Toolbox contains presets that are not designed to be applied. You can then use the slider presets in this group to set hue and luminance. Simply choose the appropriate situation for your photo (such as ‘Sunset / Sunrise with Red Clouds’) to accurately set the colours. – The two HSL Colour Grades groups give you access to colour grades specifically designed to enhance landscape and cityscape photos. – Overall Colour Recipes lets you set saturation and white balance. If you are happy with the result, you do not have to go any further into this group. – Quick Colour contains a number of basic, stylised and black & white colour grades. The Lightroom Develop System will appear in your Develop tab of Lightroom, as in the screenshot below: There is no luck needed, as each preset is descriptively named to let you know exactly what it does, before you click on it.
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The Lightroom Develop System is a series of over 1000 active presets that are nearly all stackable, and are designed to be applied on top of each other in layers to build up your final photo in a guided way. Most other presets are simple, one-click presets, that overwrite each other and require luck to use and get the most from. The Lightroom Develop System is probably not like any other free or bought presets that you have or might have used in the past. If you are using the Lightroom Develop System on the other hand, you have much more power at your command. If you have downloaded ‘one-click’ presets from elsewhere online, you simply click on each one to activate it. Once you have installed the Lightroom presets, you then need to figure out how best to use them.
