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Family group portrait Presets

Family Group Portrait Presets to add warmth, balance and true tones to your precious family images. These free Lightroom presets for portraits are located to bring every face into perfect clarity, while maintaining that soft and airbrushed skin toning! Great for use indoor & outdoor, they enhance all the colors and provide a fantastic silky smooth finished edit that us professional photographers go nuts for.

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free lightroom presets for portraits

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Family group portrait Presets

File Type :

DNG , .XMP

Compatibility :

Mobile, Windows, Mac

Price :

Free To Download

How to Use

Family group portrait Presets

on Mobile ( iOS & Android ):

  • Adobe Lightroom Mobile is downloadable from the App Store or Google Play.
  • Download and unzip the preset files and you will get DNG on your iOS & Android.
  • Open up Lightroom Mobile and either create/sign on an Adobe account.
  • Import the DNG preset file: Launch Lightroom > tap three-dot menu > Import Presets > select the preset files on your device.
  • Open a photo in Lightroom mobile, then swipe up on the checklist of presets at the bottom to view all associated with your account.
  • You can now tap on the imported preset and a TOOLS-based organizer will pop up where you need to paste (“APPLY”) this specific preset on your photo.
  • Make any adjustments if necessary and save/export your edited photo.
  • How to Use Presets on Windows
  • Unzip the downloaded files that will be in XMP format.
  • Open the Lightroom desktop application.
  • There, click on File > Import Profiles and Presets.
  • Choose the folder containing your unzipped preset files.
  • Tap Import to import the presets into Lightroom.
  • 3> Open a photo, go into the Develop module, you wil see the Presets panel on left side and Look for the preset.
  • Swipe the sliders to adjust pieces of the photo, then save off a copy of what you changed.
 
  •  How to use Presets on macOS: 
  • Download and unzip the preset files on your Mac.
  • Open and select Lightroom desktop on your Mac. 
  • File — Import Profiles and Presets…from the top menu.
  • Find the preset files on your Mac and open them.
  • Press on Import to use presets in Lightroom.
  • Open a photo in the Develop module and navigate to the Presets panel, choose a preset.
  • Edit the photo to your liking when finished save it or export the edited version.
  • Additional tips:
  • If you sync your presets with Lightroom CC desktop, they will automatically appear on lightroom mobile when you’re logged in with the same Adobe account.
  • This is a workflow option for consistent editing using Lightroom presets, no matter the device. The import differs slightly by platform but the process is simple on all devices. After you have the presets set, the rest is as simple as a click or tap for some big time savings when you’re editing.

free lightroom presets for portraits

Setting | Value | Descriptions

Basic Panel (Tone & Presence)

BasicValueDescription
Temp22For a golden tone, it raises the overall temperature of the image.
Tint0Keeps the balance between magenta and green even.
Exposure-0.55Darkens the picture a little to keep the highlights.
Contrast-56Makes the tone soft and flat by lowering the overall contrast.
Highlights-100Gets back all the bright details from areas that were too bright.
Shadows84Brings out hidden details in dark areas by making them brighter.
Whites-30Makes bright whites less bright.
Blacks10Makes dark tones a little lighter for a faded, matte look.
Texture0No change in how sharp the fine details are.
Clarity1Adds a little contrast to the midtones.
Dehaze0Keeps the haze levels the same.
Vibrance-25Makes colors less bright so the palette is softer.
Saturation0Keeps the overall saturation neutral.

Tone Curve Panel

HSL / Color Mixer Panel

Color Mixer (HSL)ValueDescription
Hue – Red15Changes reds a little bit to magenta.
Hue – Orange-4Gently warms orange tones.
Hue – Yellow5Changes yellows a little bit to green.
Hue – Green0No change to the green tones.
Hue – Aqua10Pushes aqua to the blue-green side.
Hue – Blue-5Changes blues to teal.
Hue – Purple0No change in color.
Hue – Magenta0No change in color.
Saturation – Red-20Makes red less bright for a softer look.
Saturation – Orange-6Makes orange tones a little less bright.
Saturation – Yellow-23Moderately mutes yellow tones.
Saturation – Green-53Makes green much less bright.
Saturation – Aqua-50Makes aqua tones less bright.
Saturation – Blue-49Makes the blue less intense for a clearer picture.
Saturation – Purple-47Makes purples less harsh.
Saturation – Magenta-30Brings down magenta tones to make things more balanced.
Luminance – Red-25Makes reds darker for skin tones that are deeper.
Luminance – Orange3Makes oranges a little brighter.
Luminance – Yellow10Adds warmth by lightening yellows.
Luminance – Green0No change in brightness.
Luminance – Aqua15Brightens aqua colors.
Luminance – Blue-25Makes blues darker for more depth.
Luminance – Purple0No change.
Luminance – Magenta10Makes magenta tones lighter.

Effects Panel

GrainValueDescription
Amount0No added film grain.
Size25Default (not active because the grain amount is 0).
Roughness50Default level of texture.
EffectsValueDescription
Post-Crop Vignetting – Amount-4Adds a very soft dark edge to draw attention inward.
Midpoint60Keeps vignette closer to the edges of the image.
Roundness0Shape of a neutral vignette.
Feather60Makes the vignette transition smooth.
Highlights0Does not change how highlight recovery works.

Calibration Panel

CalibrationValueDescription
Shadows Tint-4Gives shadows a light green color.
Red Primary – Hue25Changes reds to oranges to make things warmer.
Red Primary – Saturation35Makes red more vibrant and warm.
Green Primary – Hue60Moves greens toward aqua to make things cooler.
Green Primary – Saturation-20Makes greens softer for a more muted look.
Blue Primary – Hue-5Changes blues a little bit toward purple.
Blue Primary – Saturation-5Brings down the blue saturation to make things more balanced.

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