Briquelle Kayanne BK Preset Pack Free Download

These easy-to-use presets will add a soft and nostalgic feel that can be warmed up or cooled down to fit your style. The mix of warm shadows and cool highlights will create a subtle film-inspired look while elevating the natural colors you’ve already captured. These presets are labeled by lighting situations (as suggestions) for easy application.

Whether you’re…

– looking for a preset that fits into your current style and is easy to adjust

– wanting to change your overall editing style completely

– or maybe you want to implement a filmy add-on for your clients in addition to your current style

I’m so excited for these presets to help you create more magic in your business!

Steps for getting your presets up and running:

Make sure you have a paid subscription to Adobe Lightroom or Adobe Lightroom Classic and double check that it is updated to its most current version.
Once your purchase has been made, you’ll receive an email labeled “BK Preset Pack By Briquelle Kayanne Photography.” IF YOU DON’T SEE THIS EMAIL, please check your promotions inbox as sometimes they’ll end up there instead of your primary inbox!
Download Presets. THIS NEEDS TO BE DONE ON A DESKTOP OR LAPTOP IN SAFARI. This is because Google Chrome has a security feature that will block this type of file from being downloaded. If you have to use Chrome, once you’ve tried downloading, click the three dots at the top right of your screen, select downloads and a new tap will open, click ‘ keep dangerous file’ , ‘keep anyway.’
Don’t forget to back up your presets on an external hard drive so you never lose them!

How to install .xmp preset in Adobe Lightroom (previously called Lightroom CC):

open Lightroom on a desktop or laptop
open any photo in Lightroom to begin
click ‘presets’
click the 3 dots at the top right corner of the preset panel and then ‘import presets’
choose the presets, click import, and that’s it! (they will likely show up under ‘user presets’)

How to install .xmp preset in Lightroom Classic:

open Lightroom on a desktop or laptop
click ‘develop’ in the top right bar and make sure a photo is opened on the screen
click ‘file’
click ‘import develop profiles and presets’
select your saved presets and import! (they will likely show up under ‘user presets’)