So what it’s done is it has actually taken all those settings that we had in Lightroom and has applied them here inside of Photoshop. Once we’re in Camera Raw, we can go down to our Presets panel.Ĭlick on the new preset icon at th bottom and it’s going to snatch all the settings, and we’ll just call it glamtage once again and we’ll click OK.

If we double click, it will open up Camera Raw (Or choose Filter>Edit in Camera Raw). Now that’s important because that keeps all of our adjustments from Lightroom in there. Now, it’s going to launch Photoshop and it’s going to bring that in as a smart object. So to bring it into Photoshop. Right-click and choose Edit In, but don’t edit in Photoshop.

Click the new preset icon at the bottom right. and we’ll call this one glamtage (download here). Let’s set it as a preset in the Preset panel. And now we just play around with the saturation to decide how much of that shadow do we want to put in and how much of that highlight effect do we want, and then we can push the balance to push it more bias towards the blue greens or more towards the golden colors. Go to a split tone and we’ll create some kind of a vintagey effect to it pretty quickly. Start with an image (any image will work (RAW is best) here is one that I shot recently of Lina and I’m just going to apply an effect. I’m going to show you how to take your Lightroom Presets and be able to use them inside of Photoshop. This week I’m going to show you how to do something super useful. Grab the glamtage preset here How to Use Lightroom Presets in Photoshop

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