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Warm Vintage Presets

Make photos look vintage this Woody Lightroom presets can be easily adjusted to fit your image, simply by clicking a few buttons in Lightroom and it will adjust these presets according to your photo. Ideal for portraits, scenics and lifestyle images, these bring classic character with a retro vibe. Bring atmosphere, tone and a classic golden era of photography to your images.

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Presets Name :

Warm Vintage Presets

File Type :

DNG , .XMP

Compatibility :

Mobile, Windows, Mac

Price :

Free To Download

How to Use

Warm Vintage 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.

make photos look vintage

Setting | Value | Descriptions

Basic Panel (Tone & Presence)

SectionSettingValueDescription
BasicProfileColorStandard color profile applied
 Temp33Warms image tone significantly
 Tint14Adds magenta tint to balance colors
 Exposure0No exposure change
 Contrast-29Reduces contrast for a softer look
 Highlights-27Recovers bright detail
 Shadows15Lifts shadows for better visibility
 Whites44Increases white point brightness
 Blacks4Slightly lifts darkest tones
 Texture0No change in texture
 Clarity20Enhances midtone contrast moderately
 Dehaze3Removes slight atmospheric haze
 Vibrance-41Reduces intensity of muted colors
 Saturation-21Lowers all colors’ overall saturation

Tone Curve Panel

SectionSettingValueDescription
Tone CurveHighlights-27Reduces brightness in highlight areas
 Lights13Lightens midtones
 Darks-44Deepens dark tones for contrast
 Shadows93Lifts shadows strongly, faded black effect

HSL / Color Mixer Panel

SectionSettingValueDescription
Color Mixer (HSL)Hue – Red35Shifts reds toward orange
 Hue – Orange20Warmer orange tones
 Hue – Yellow24Moves yellow slightly toward orange
 Hue – Green31Pushes greens toward aqua
 Hue – Aqua0No change
 Hue – Blue-13Moves blue tones toward teal
 Hue – Purple30Shifts purples toward magenta
 Hue – Magenta15Moves magentas toward red
 Saturation – Red49Boosts red color intensity
 Saturation – Orange50Enhances orange vibrancy
 Saturation – Yellow2Slightly increases yellow saturation
 Saturation – Green15Enhances green intensity
 Saturation – Aqua-12Mutes aqua tones
 Saturation – Blue-80Greatly desaturates blues
 Saturation – Purple-10Slightly reduces purple saturation
 Saturation – Magenta7Subtly increases magenta saturation
 Luminance – Red-4Darkens reds slightly
 Luminance – Orange28Brightens oranges
 Luminance – Yellow-17Darkens yellows
 Luminance – Green17Brightens greens
 Luminance – Aqua17Brightens aqua tones
 Luminance – Blue-9Darkens blues slightly
 Luminance – Purple-10Slightly darkens purple
 Luminance – Magenta-25Darkens magenta tones

Detail Panel

SectionSettingValueDescription
DetailSharpening Amount40Moderate sharpening applied
 Radius1.2Slightly stronger edge sharpening
 Detail25Enhances fine details moderately
 Masking0Applies sharpening to entire image
 Luminance NR0No luminance noise reduction applied
 NR Detail50Default detail preservation
 NR Contrast0No contrast adjustment in noise reduction
 Color NR25Reduces color noise moderately
 NR Detail (Color)50Keeps fine color edges clear
 NR Smoothness50Smooths color transitions evenly

Effects Panel

SectionSettingValueDescription
EffectsVignetting Amount-10Adds subtle dark corners
 Midpoint29Centers vignette effect slightly inward
 Roundness5Slightly rounder vignette shape
 Feather64Softens vignette edge
 Highlights0No highlight preservation
 Grain Amount13Adds light film-like grain
 Grain Size25Medium grain particle size
 Grain Roughness60Slightly coarse texture to grain

Calibration Panel

SectionSettingValueDescription
CalibrationProcessVersion 6 (Current)Latest color process engine used
 Shadows Tint0Neutral shadow color
 Red Primary Hue-5Shifts red tones slightly warmer
 Red Primary Saturation33Increases red color strength
 Green Primary Hue42Moves greens toward aqua
 Green Primary Saturation-33Reduces green intensity
 Blue Primary Hue-9Shifts blues toward teal
 Blue Primary Saturation0No change in blue saturation

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