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With weather sealing and advanced image stabilization, you’ll open up your creative possibilities. Tamron – Need lightweight, compact mirrorless lenses? Tamron has you covered, with superior optics perfect for any situation. Choose a folder name like Basic Camera Adjustments, Reset or something similar. Right-click on your image and save the preset into that created folder, with a name that has some meaning. There you can create a folder to store your personal presets by pressing the + button. On the lefthand side of your screen, you should find a Preset panel. Frequently, I like to add a touch of contrast and clarity as well, but that is a personal choice. I often have a Basic preset that I will use on all images. There are two things that I do first, camera aberrations and camera lens adjustment settings. This way I can select the folder in the library and open the images into the Develop module. I have a system for cataloging my images and I invariably store images from the same series in the same folder. Presets can still be altered once used - they are not fixed. The few minutes it takes to create a preset that you really like can save a lot of time in the long run. These can then be saved to use again on new edits and series. Doing this means there is no need to continually compare what was achieved in the previous edit. I find that you can create a certain look for a series and keep it completely cohesive throughout all the images in that series. I am a big fan of using presets in Lightroom Classic to speed up your workflow.
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