Landscape HDR is a professionally designed pack of 22 Presets for Lightroom converting your Landscape Photography in a HDR natural style.

Landscape HDR is a must have for photographers, bloggers and instagramers for landscape, travel or architecture photos.

This pack contains a total of 22 Presets for Lightroom

BUY THEM AND START ENHANCING YOUR PHOTOS NOW

Works with:

RAW, DNG, JPG, TIFF and PSD files. Best results with RAW/DNG.

IMPORTANT – You may need to have Adobe's Creative Cloud desktop App installed, log in and sync after purchase.

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Download the file, you will get a zip file called ”Landscape HDR 0105.zip”.

Unzip it and you will get two folders with the presets inside: ”Landscape HDR xmp” and ”Landscape HDR Lrtemplate”

Use the folder with the .xmp files for the new Lightroom Classic, Lighroom and Adobe Camera Raw in photoshop. For older versions of Lightroom use the folder with .lrtemplate files

For Lightroom Classic:
1. Open the Presets Folder inside Lightroom go to:
- PC: Edit > Preferences
- MAC: Lightroom > Preferences
2. Go to ”Presets” tab and click on ”Show Lightroom Presets Folder”
3. Depending the version of Lightroom
In Lightroom Classic: Go to ”Settings” folder and paste the unzipped folder
In Lightroom 6 and before: Go to ”Lightroom” folder y then to ”Develop Presets” folder
and paste the unzipped folder
4. Close and Open Lightroom again

For Lightroom:
1. Open your Lightroom CC application and Go to the the Editing section (Three horizontal lines).

2. Open the Presets section. Click on the Presets bar at the bottom of the Editing section in Lightroom CC.

3. Click on the three dots and choose ”Open Presets Folder”.

4. Copy and paste downloaded and unzipped Presets collection into ”Develop Presets” folder.

5. Restart your Lightroom CC application

For Adobe Camera Raw in Photoshop:

1. Go to the following location on your computer: C:\Users\[User Name]\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\Settings
Leave that window open and go to the location where you unzipped the presets zip file and open the xmp folder
You will see a few folders within the xmp folder, select all of them and hit ctrl+C to copy them

2. Go back to the other window where you have the Settings folder open, and hit ctrl+V to paste all the folders inside
Now you should have the preset folder inside the Settings folder

3. Launch Photoshop and then ACR.