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Why is Lightroom changing all the settings on my imported RAWs?
Check the Apply During Import pane's settings in the Import window (if you have the window minimized, expand to the full window with all the settings).
Lightroom can automatically apply a preset ...
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Darktable - save/export module presets?
If you're not afraid of command line, it's explained on https://redmine.darktable.org/projects/users/wiki/Manual_exportimport_of_styles_presets_and_masks
The core of it is:
Export from old context
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Apply imported style by default in Darktable
Well, a literal answer would be that you could use darktable's embedded Lua scripting to apply a style to each image after import, possibly first checking the image information for camera model...
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What does the letter in VSCO preset name mean?
From the website help it looks like these match my first guess: names of camera makers.
C = Canon
F = Fujifilm
L = Leica
N = Nikon
O = Olympus
S = Sony
... and ...
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How can I recreate Lightroom presets from 'processed' images in my catalog?
Let me see if I can put this to bed, though it is not a terribly satisfactory answer.
A Lightroom preset is a collection of settings, so once applied, the preset itself is not needed (by lightroom) ...
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Why is Lightroom changing all the settings on my imported RAWs?
Lightroom shows you a JPG (the same one you see on your camera back) the first moment you import your photo. Then you see the Raw ones.
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Lightroom Export preset with numbering based on position in collection
I think the answer is no.
You can change the starting number when you export, but it still assumes you're exporting a contiguous sequence of images. In your case, I get the feeling you might export ...
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Lightroom Preset/settings for dominant blue/orange-like look
I would suggest you use the Lightroom split toning tool. Hold down the alt key to see the area of effect.
https://photographylife.com/how-to-split-tone-photos-in-lightroom
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Best Lightroom Presets for muted colors look in Landscape photography
It's entirely a product of Contrast through the use of Curves (or Levels).
Raise your black point in the curve (RGB curve).
Then lower the white point in the curve (RGB curve):
Then change to one ...
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Why is Lightroom changing all the settings on my imported RAWs?
You should also check the "Apply auto tone adjustments" checkbox on the Presets tab of the Preferences dialog that may be in play here. If that is checked, I don't think you get the option to reset ...
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How can I create a copy of a image that carries my edits within Lightroom Classic CC?
There's no way I know of to apply a preset with it not re-zeroing the adjustments, as they are all based off of a zero setting. However there is an easier way to do what you are doing without leaving ...
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Why do most Lightroom presets seem to look better if I do some basic color and light correction and then apply the preset on the exported TIFF?
A lot has to do with how the "presets" are written and at what stage in the imaging processing pipeline they act upon the image. There can be a wide variation from one "preset" to the next. "Presets" ...
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How do I rename presets in Lightroom CC
One possible way is:
get not edited image
apply preset you want to rename
create new preset with desired name
delete preset with old name
Next idea is a bit speculative as I don't have this software ...
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Methods to reproduce/recreate an IG-filter in Photoshop/Lightroom?
tbh, this isn't the type of job I'd give to Photoshop.
It might be able to get there eventually, but it wasn't really designed for this type of manipulation. (Match Colour doesn't do it for me on this ...
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How do I recreate this cream/neutral tone preset?
Possibly just using a luminosity mask and de-saturating the lighter parts:
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How do I recreate this cream/neutral tone preset?
Mostly it is about color temperature, white balance (they're not the exact same thing), contrast, and then using an HSL/HSV/HSB (Hue-Saturation-Luminance/Value/Brightness) tool to mute some colors, ...
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How can I automate Lightroom to use a sequence of presets on a sequence of images?
In LR you could identify the images you want a given preset applied to... i.e. select all of the images with a red truck and give them the red color label. And create a smart collection that pulls all ...
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How does Lightroom associate a preset with a camera profile?
The .dcp association is unrelated to the UUID of the preset, and it's actually unrelated to the preset .xmp whatsoever. All that ...
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Apply imported style by default in Darktable
The step by step process could be like that :
Import your styles (module styles in the lighttable)
Select a photo
Apply your ...
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LightRoom presets
I also wanted to know how to save a preset that I create myself so that I can share it?
I'd advise you read Adobe's docs.
I was wondering if there was a hub or general resources with these sort of ...
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Why is Lightroom changing all the settings on my imported RAWs?
Any of those sliders being at non-zero directly after importing indeed indicates that you may be (accidentally) applying a development preset to your photos. That is issue one.
Should you solve that ...
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How do I create a Lightroom preset that will correct lens vignetting but not distortion?
Using a lens profile corrects very little distortion. for example perspective distortion stays in the picture. I think you want the profile to detect the lens used but keep the distortion and ...
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Convert Lightroom presets (.lrpreset) to Darktable (as .dtstyle)?
The problem is that the tools don't function the same way, and there isn't a 1-to-1 mapping of LR tools to darktable tools. Your converter could approximate the settings from LR modules, but I don't ...
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