i've found many presets here & some of them are really awesome! thanks guys for sharing. thank you for being so kind on me.
but the problem is, i can't see the changes on editing pallets when i apply those presets. so i have no clue how those presets work. probably the producers block the way that nobody can see their secrets. but, you know you might feel sometime "oh! i wish i could see how its done. it would be very easier for me to learn how to edit properly & i can easily apply those settings on other editing programs like photoshop/gimp"
so, Is there any way to see the settings?
thanks in advance
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LucyDog7 21 Feb 2012, 04:40 #
Are you talking about seeing a preview of the image in Lightroom?? If so go to the develope tab at top .. your image should be in center .. run your mouse over the presets to the left and watch what that preset does above in the little image box to the left top. If you like a preset then just click on it and you will see your large image in the center change to it. (Help for applying presets in Lightroom)
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rezisrex 21 Feb 2012, 05:07 #
thanks, but no, im talking about the right side. the editing options like basics, tone curve & others. suppose i apply a preset on my photo but i see nothing happens on the editing options. they remain same. maybe they are blocked by their producers. im asking if there any way to see the settings.
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LucyDog7 21 Feb 2012, 17:27 #
THeir is no blocking of products once u get it into the correct folder of lightroom. Specifically what preset r u talking about?? Also I wld go to a bookstore and get the Lightroom how to do book by scott kelby. He walks you thru step by step. Any changes u make will be viewable in that tiny preview box on ur top left in the develope section. U HAVE to be in develope .. also not all presets use evrything on the right side .. as long as ur picture is changing in the preview or when u apply it. Which lightroom do u have .. the version 3.6?
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rezisrex 22 Feb 2012, 05:54 #
i got it! yes, version 3.6
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