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Maintain Design Consistency With Adobe Photoshop Lightroom

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How can you maintain design consistency when there are so many elements to consider?

There’s an easier way than making manual edits:

Using custom presets within Adobe Photoshop Lightroom.

Here’s how it works:

1. Import and select a photo: Open Lightroom, import your photo, and switch to the Develop module (D on your keyboard). If you don’t have a subscription to Adobe's Photography Plan, you can try it for free by clicking here.
   

2. Adjust basic settings: Make basic adjustments like exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites, and blacks in the Basic panel. Fine-tune the white balance with the Temperature and Tint sliders.
   

3. Apply creative edits: Enhance your photo with clarity, vibrance, and saturation adjustments. Use the Tone Curve for contrast and brightness tweaks.
   

4. Refine with detail adjustments: Sharpen your image in the Detail panel and reduce noise using the Luminance and Color sliders in Noise Reduction.
   

5. Make lens corrections and effects adjustments: Enable 'Remove Chromatic Aberration' and 'Enable Profile Corrections' in the Lens Corrections panel. Add vignetting or grain in the Effects panel.
   

6. Create and save the preset: Click the + icon next to the Presets panel, select 'Create Preset', name it, choose settings to include, and click 'Create' to save.

Six steps = design consistency!

Use today’s free tool for all your vintage design needs👇

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The Lightroom Presets Collection

The Lightroom Presets Collection takes all the guesswork out of using presets. 

This instant download includes 216 presets that you can immediately implement to maintain consistency across all of your photos and designs. Here’s what you get:

• 216 Lightroom and Adobe Camera raw presets

• Includes both desktop and mobile files

• Easy to use and install for beginners

• Commercial license with easy-to-use instructions

From California to Caribbean, from minimal to white light, you’re sure to find the perfect preset for your brand. 

Are you ready to get started?

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