How to import a preset to Lightroom

 Hi everyone, it's Radeleon, today I will show you how to import a preset from an image in Adobe Lightroom.


Step 1:

Make sure the file you download is a .dng file, using PNG, JPG, or other types may cause problems such as the preset settings not appearing, and etc.


Step 2:

Open Adobe Lightroom and click on the .dng image you just downloaded.


Step 3:

Then, press the 3 dots on the top right corner and press "create preset". Name the preset (you can name it whatever you want) and then press the checkmark on the top right corner.

Note: On the select menu in the create preset menu, the lens blur and geometry are not checkmark, this is not something you should worry about, just keep it unchecked if you don't need it. But if you need it then you can checkmark it. 


Step 4:

Done! You can use the preset on any images you want by going to the presets menu > Yours > User presets.





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