Spring in Japan is well-known for its clear blue sky and soft-colored cherry blossom. This preset pack gives you the feeling of being in Japan during Spring season. It enhance cool tone of the picture. It creates vivid landscape, boosts color of sky, and gives soft colors on flowers. DISCLAIMER This preset is produced by myself and is my very own artwork. I do not sell anyone's artworks I can collect freely from internet without license, hence the price I put is adjusted on my own work. You can buy preset packs even cheaper than mine, but those are unlicensed products and can be illegally commercialized. Those preset packs usually are not optimized for universal use, so the result might be unworthy to buy.

After purchasing, you will find the downloadable zip file HARU by Ratna Hafidzah - Lightroom Preset. The zipped file consists of three DNG files along with their XMP files. How to use the preset pack on Adobe Lightroom Classic 1. First, you have to import the DNG files into Lightroom. Library > Folders > Add folder > Import 2. When you open the first DNG FILE from the folder you have imported by step 1, in the develop section, you will see image settings in the right corner. From these settings you have to create a new preset, to use this preset in the future. Go to the + next to Presets on the left side in the develop section. And click ‘CREATE PRESET'. Set the name for the preset and save. You can now find the presets in the develop section under ‘USER PRESETS'. How to use the preset pack on Adobe Lightroom for Mobile 1. Import the DNG. pictures into the app. The DNG pictures is marked as RAW. 2. Go to folder 'ALL PHOTOS' and open the DNG picture you just imported. 3. With the DNG picture open, tap the three dots in the top right corner. When the options appear, select 'CREATE PRESET'. Set the name for the preset and save. You can now find the presets in the develop section under ‘USER PRESETS'. How to use the preset pack on Adobe Lightroom CC 1. You can only import the XMP files to create preset. Click File>Import Profiles and Presets 2. Select the XMP files, click Import. 3. The preset will appear on the Preset Panel.