With so many presets available to all of us, I really wanted something that could work all around in all photography genres (especially since I do weddings and fashion). My filters give photos an elevated, polished, and professional look. They're more moody, using darker, richer tones. My filters give a novice or amateur photographer's photos a professional look and an editing style that you would see in a magazine, and they help tell and convey a story. 

Each preset is named after a certain outdoor lighting situation that you will come across to help navigate certain lighting situations and difficulties that come along with it. Of course, you can adjust them in every lighting situation to your liking. My personal favorite is "Day to Day."

I am excited for you to give them a try on your own images and see the magic you create! Once you try them out, please tag @swankypresets and #swankypresets so I can share what you create :)

DISCLAIMER:

-Presets require the Lightroom software (this will not work in any other photo program).

-Every photo is different from one to the other, so please be aware you will most likely have to adjust to your liking.

-JPEG photos NOT supported, only RAW images

-You are not permitted to sell the digital product or redistribute in anyway shape or form or convert to any other form for people to use, as Swanky Presets are intellectual property of Sheri Angeles.

Instructions:

Step 1: On a PC, go into Lightroom and click on Edit at the top (next to File), then click on Preferences. On a Mac, click on the Lightroom tab (to the left of File), then click on Preferences.

Step 2: There will be a new screen that pulls up and there will be several tabs at the top, click on Presets (the second tab).

Step 3: Click on the box titled, "Show Lightroom Presets Folder".

Step 4: Click and open the folder that says, "Lightroom">"Develop Presets">Copy and Paste the presets from your download into this folder.

OR (depending on what version you have)

Go to Preferences, Presets, then click on “+” and upload downloaded file.

Step 5: Be sure Lightroom is closed down and reopen it and you will find the preset loaded into Lightroom.