Make Your Own Presets in Lightroom Classic!

Yes, you can BUY ready-made presets, but why not learn to make your own! It doesn't take very long to make your own Presets in Lightroom Classic. You can create a particular look for your images and keep an entire gallery looking like they are all the same style. Keep your images consistent with presets.
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[@RezaBassiri1]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge I found the video very helpful and clear! Can’t wait to get back into Lightroom! Thanks

[@tv510]

Awesome, thanks for watching.

[@andyoliver9866]

Your tutorials are always really useful. I can now start creating my own presets to speed up my workflow. I will definitely use the synch settings for applying the same crop to multiple images - this will be really useful for cropping numerous action pics from soccer matches at high frames per second.

[@tv510]

Yes, Andy, that is a great way to go. Also, remember to use the "previous" button for applying setting from the very last image you worked on. I use that all the time as well.

[@chetanponkshe1855]

Thanks Terry !
Thanks for teaching the art of fishing and not giving a fish !!
Great video !

[@tv510]

Ha, indeed!

[@matetox104]

awesome sauce, will be using this

[@tv510]

Super, thanks for watching.

[@michaeledwards1027]

Thank you for refreshing my memory. I had forgotten much of what you taught in this video.

[@tv510]

You are welcome. Yes, a good refresher for some. Thanks for watching.

[@bobfitzgibbon6822]

Straight forward and easy to understand. Thank you for your great videos. This was my first, but it definitely will not be my last.

[@tv510]

You’re welcome Bob, hope to keep more coming your way.

[@KGeorge-1]

Top notch Terry! Thanks for all your informative and easy to understand videos!!

[@tv510]

Glad you enjoyed it Kevin. Thanks for watching.

[@tomverhulst6539]

Thanks Terry, always like your videos a lot ! Learn a lot from them, you have a very nice and good way of presenting subjects. Is is another good idea !

[@tv510]

You are welcome Tom, thanks for watching.

[@francescafiore7385]

Thank you so much for your tutorials. I have just discovered your UA-cam channel and i have learned so much. keep up the good work.

[@tv510]

Awesome, thanks for watching.

[@wizard6207]

Excellent video Terry. Really useful. Many thanks. :)

[@tv510]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@jimbryan860]

Wow I’ve been buying presets and thanks to you I can create my own❤

[@tv510]

Yep and you get Exactly what you want. Thanks for watching.

[@LeonaSim]

Thank you

[@tv510]

You're welcome!

[@ShoppingwithChefTJ]

Well done! How do you edit the presets once you save them?

[@tv510]

I actually don't edit them, I just tweak them, and save as a new preset and then trash the first version. Many times I don't do even that. Just make the changes and get on to the next one. If I feel the changes are being made all the time, then I'll save a new preset. I kind of think of them as a starting point, or just to keep a consistent look.

[@rodschweiger4195]

Thanks Terry. Would you show us how to copyright an already post processed image and how copyright newly imported images as a default.

[@tv510]

Hi Rod, let me see if I can work something up. Thanks for the idea.

[@darrell3643]

About 1/2 way through the video is where he shows you how to create a preset. A lot of fluff!

[@tv510]

Thanks for watching through the "fluff", I appreciate it.