Under the Vibrance option we chose Complicate. Now let’s move onto another adjustment, Vibrance. When opening each adjustment to see the presets, it can get a bit crowded. Step 3 - Create and apply additional Custom PresetsĮach time you click on adjustment, a new layer is added above your image in the Layers Panel. Close out the Levels Adjustment window by clicking the X top right. Adding ‘Custom’ after the name can help to identify the presets you created. Make adjustments according to what you want, then click on Add Preset.Ī new window will appear, allowing you to give your new preset a name. We clicked on Darken, then made changes to the settings. In order to create a preset, you need to apply the adjustment first.

We chose to use Levels, the top most adjustment. Go to where your Adjustment panel is located and select an adjustment. When you see the area highlighted in blue, release your mouse button to place the panel. Click and drag the panel from the right to the left side. To make it easier to work with, we moved the Adjustment panel over to the left hand side. If it’s not visible go to View > Studio > Adjustments. This panel can be found on the right hand side.

In the Photo Persona, presets can be created under the Adjustment panel. Here you can create presets for the Adjustments as well as combine to make a LUT preset. We will begin by creating presets in the Photo Persona. Create Adjustment Presets In Photo Persona

During this tutorial we will be using a delicious flat lay food photo, but you can use any commercial use photo from Design Bundles.

Affinity photo lightroom presets