50 Film Presets for Lightroom Aurea Series simulates old Classic Films. They give to the images a combination of color saturation, depth, brightness and high sharpness, giving your photographs a professional look. Aurea works great with landscape, travel photography and portraits.

The effect of the presets may vary depending on the particular characteristics of the original photo.

This pack contains a total of:

50 Presets for Lightroom:
- 20 one click presets with Aurea Film Effect (standard effects, matte/faded, portrait, contrast punch, tonal range, saturation levels and drama effects).
- 16 tone tool presets (cool, dreamy, cross, warm, neutral and vintage)
- 5 sharpen presets.
- 3 vignetting tool presets.
- 6 bright presets


You can easily adjust the presets to your own style.

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1. Download the file, you will get a zip file called ”JJF Aurea.zip”. Unzip it and you will get a folder
called ”JJF InstaOne” containing 43 presets

For Lightroom:

2. Open the Presets Folder in Lightroom o PC: Edit > Preferences o MAC: Lightroom > Preferences

3. Go to ”Presets” tab and click on ”Show Lightroom Presets Folder”

4. Go to ”Lightroom” folder y then to ”Develop Presets” folder

5. Paste the presets into the ”Develop Presets” folder.

6. Maybe you want to create a subfolder.

7. Close and Open Lightroom again

8. Start using them

For Adobe Camera Raw:

Place the presets in the following location:

• Mac(user)/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Camera Raw /Settings

• Win (user)/Application Data/Adobe/Camera Raw/Settings

Once done, load the settings and start using them

USE:

For Lighroom:
1. Open your Lightroom.
2. Search for the Cinematic Vibes presets on left panel in Develop Panel and use any of them.

For Camera Raw/Photoshop:
1. Open the picture in Photoshop
2. Go to Filter>Camera Raw Filter
3. In Right Panel go to: Apply Preset

You may need to adjust in Basic Panel on the right: exposition and white balance. You can easily adjust the presets to your own style or the needs of the image, adjusting slightly the highlights, shadows, whites or black controls.