A warm starting point for wedding stories and portraits. Wedding Warm gives your colour work a warm direction for couple sessions, weddings and lifestyle photographs, in natural light or in the studio. A cohesive story: use the preset as a starting point across a series, then refine each lighting situation individually. Look after the details: check skin tones, white clothing and highlight detail, particularly when moving between daylight and artificial light. Make it yours: adjust exposure, white balance and contrast to suit your photograph. A preset does not replace local retouching or guarantee identical results in every scene. Explore the original before-and-after examples below before choosing your look.
No single preset is perfect for every photograph. Lighting, exposure and camera profiles vary. Adjust the preset to suit your image and compare the result carefully. This is a digital product. Please review the purchase terms before placing your order.
Useful adjustments after applying your preset
Use Exposure if the whole photograph is too dark or too bright.
Adjust Temperature if the image is too warm or too cool.
Use Tint to correct green or magenta casts.
Fine-tune skin using the orange channel in Color Mix, checking the entire image.
Adjust individual colour saturation to strengthen or soften a colour.
Refine Contrast, Highlights, Shadows, Whites and Blacks to suit the scene.
Use local adjustments when only the subject needs a change.
A preset is a saved set of editing adjustments. It applies a colour and tonal starting point to a photograph so you can build a consistent workflow and then refine the result.
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Yes. This preset includes a DNG file for Lightroom on iPhone and Android, and an XMP file for Lightroom and Adobe Camera Raw on desktop. Lightroom software is not included.
Use the supplied installation instructions. For a DNG file, import it into Lightroom and create a preset from its settings. For XMP, use the preset import command. You can also read our English DNG installation guide in the KARIROOM blog.