The curves are the most significant part of this vintage effect, and at this stage our photo looks like this: Apply a curve that looks like this:Īnd for blue, apply a curve that resembles the one shown below. You can leave the RGB curve as is, and select the red curve. Next, we’re going to work with the tone curve. No drastic changes have taken place yet, but at this point, our photo looks like this: Using the Tone Curve for a Lightroom Preset And the last change I’ll make in the Basic section is to set clarity to +10, which brings out more detail in the photo. I’ll also set contrast to +20 to give the image a nice contrast boost. First, in the Basic section, I’ll increase the exposure by +0.12 just to lighten the photo a very small amount. How to Create a Lightroom Preset for Free That set includes 17 different vintage presets, so if you like the vintage look, be sure to check out that collection of presets. The settings used in this tutorial are from one of the presets in our Playful Vintage Lightroom Presets. Sample Lightroom Preset from Vintage Presets Pack
This is a stronger effect and may be too much for some photos, but when you want a striking vintage look, this can be the solution. Want to give your photos a nice vintage or retro feel? In this tutorial we’ll look at the specific settings used to create this vintage effect: Vintage Lightroom Presets: Easy Retro Effects
0 kommentar(er)
