by Anna Tenne
How much can colour be pushed before it stops looking real? Anna Tenne designed this pack to sit right at that edge: saturated but believable tones, contrast that preserves detail at both ends, and a bright, clean finish without an overcooked feel.
Skin stays balanced in soft daylight, landscapes gain depth, and lifestyle shots come out punchy and modern. Because the presets cover several colour directions instead of one recipe, you can shift mood between projects while keeping a professional consistency.
Aimed at photographers, content creators and creative professionals who want fewer slider changes per photo.
Created by The Kitcheners for DVLOP's Majestic Collection, the Emotive Presets draw on the earthy palette of Scotland's landscapes. Long hou...
DVLOP
Film has a quiet quality: highlights that ease away, colours slightly off literal, skin that stays warm. Anna Roussos set out to capture tha...
Anna Roussos
Three years of work went into this bundle, and it is the toolkit behind the photos on Emmett Sparling's Instagram. What's combined here All...
Emmett Sparling
Jose Villa's Fuji-inspired set for DVLOP chases a quality that's hard to imitate: light that is cool without feeling cold, and pastel withou...
DVLOP
After a wet winter, deserts sometimes erupt in wildflowers, an event known as a superbloom. Archipelago borrowed the name for a pastel set o...
Archipelago
FilmicLab sampled genuine 35mm negatives and rebuilt their colour as LUT-based profiles, measured to an accuracy of 3.5 ΔE. There's no grain...
FilmicLab
A profile works on the RAW data at a lower level than a normal preset, and The Editorial Edit designed Couture to take advantage of that. In...
The Editorial Edit
Warm highlights, soft contrast and truthful skin tones sum up Colors by Abigail Photography. Instead of steering photos toward a heavy filte...
Abigail Photography