Lightroom Classic Apply Preset - How To Apply Presets On Import

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In this video I, Barry Callister show you how to save a preset in Lightroom Classic and the apply it during import. I will go through setting up a Lightroom preset with Lens Corrections and a Camera Profile and then show you how to make Lightroom presets. This video is not only relevant to Lightroom Classic but also some earlier versions of Adobe Lightroom.

The content in this video applies to Lightroom import settings, camera profiles, and lens correction, so you're not just watching a simple how to create a preset video. I hope you enjoy the video and it helps you with how to edit photos in Lightroom.

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[kirtg]

Thank you for the instruction, worked like a champ.

[flaviomendonca]

Brilliant! Exactly what I needed! Thanks!

[bretlinford]

Nice job, Barry. It's so great to have and use presets because it's quick, easy and saves time! I find my presets work better if I have proper exposure and white balance to start with. Do you do custom white balance most of the time or ? All the best...

[juansymontano]

Just to clarify this is Lightroom Classic CC (the original desktop Lightroom). Lightroom CC (without 'classic') is the lighter version for desktop AND mobile. Nice work though.