Instagram presets for Lightroom: the ultimate collection
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What is it?
It is two collections Insta-1 + Insta-3 in one ultimate package. 35 Lightroom presets in total.
It is simply the most and the best of Instagram presets for Lightroom. Probably you won’t be surprised if we tell you that Earlybird of Instagram v.1 and Earlybird of Instagram v.2/3 are two different filters though sharing the same name. This is also true for the rest of the filters. Well, at least for those survived the dramatic update which Instagram v.2 was.
Some people still love and remember old filters and believe they only had the true spirit of old-good Instagram. While some other people prefer new version for clarity and subtlety of such newly introduced filters as Amaro and Rise. And… there are also people who want to have the best of two worlds. If you are the one then we are proud to give you two collections together: Insta-1 and Insta-3 in one package. 35 filters of Instagram-1 and Instagram-2/3 for Adobe Lightroom. Buy it now to save $10.
Insta-1 samples:
Insta-3 samples:
Is it for RAW or for JPEG?
Originally these presets were designed for using with normally exposed jpeg/tiff/psd images. Of course, you can apply it to any of your RAW files but the result will be quite unpredictable due to differences in RAW formats which different camera manufacturers have. So we would recommend converting your RAW into picture format first before enjoying our presets.
The requirements:
You need Adobe Lightroom for PC or MAC to run ‘Instagram for Lightroom’ presets.
You can download free 30 days Lightroom trial from Adobe website.
Compartibility
Adobe Lightroom v.4 or higher, PC or MAC.
How to install
See the main steps below or refer to our step-by-step setup manual (PDF, 692k).
- Launch Lightroom and click on the the Develop module.
- Go to Develop menu (on top of your screen) and choose “New Preset Folder” to create a new folder for the preset. Then type the folder name, for example “Insta 1 – reallyniceimages.com”.
- Once you have created the new folder, go to Presets panel, right-click the folder you’ve just created and click Import.
- Navigate to where you have saved the unarchived presets files, select them and click Import. All the selected presets will be added to your Lightroom Preset collection.
- Enjoy.
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