2022

How to Make a Colorized Preset in Adobe Lightroom | Adobe Creative Cloud

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Make custom image adjustments and quickly apply the same look and feel to multiple images.

Save the Adobe Stock photo to your Camera Roll to use Lightroom on your iPad. [https://adobe.ly/3MGBcd6]

Adjust your image:

1. Open a photo.
2. Tap the Edit button.
3. Open the Light panel.
4. Adjust Contrast, Highlights, Shadows, and Blacks. We used the following settings:
a. Contrast: 60
b. Highlights: -20
c. Shadows: 20
d. Blacks: 20
5. Open the Color panel.
6. Adjust Temp, Vibrance, and Saturation. We used the following settings:
a. Temp: 10
b. Vibrance: 50
c. Saturation: 35
7. Open Color Mix settings.
8. Adjust red, yellow, and blue channels. We used the following settings:
a. Red Saturation: -20
b. Yellow Hue: 50
c. Yellow Saturation: 30
d. Blue Hue: 50
e. Blue Saturation: 30
9. Open Color Grading settings.
10. Switch to the Midtones color wheel and adjust the settings. We used:
a. Luminance: -60
b. Hue: 237
c. Saturation: 100
11. Switch to the Highlights color wheel and adjust the settings. We used:
a. Luminance: -15
b. Hue: 225
c. Saturation: 100

Save your edits:

1. Tap the three dots from the top menu.
2. Select Create Preset.
3. Name your preset.

Reuse your preset:
1. Open a new photo.
2. Tap the Presets button.
3. Choose “Yours”.
4. Tap User Presets.
5. Select your preset.
6. Tap Done.
7. Tap Share to export your photo to your camera roll or social media.

That’s it!

Find the full lesson on Discover: https://adobe.ly/colorized-presets

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Power Prompts: “Ducks in a Puddle” with Codi Bear

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Start your creative week on the right foot with a new drawing prompt every Monday. On Power Prompts, our goal is to empower you to break through your art block! The theme for April is “April Showers” and our first prompt of the month is “Ducks in a Puddle.”

Feel free to post your entries on Instagram with the hashtag #adobelivepowerprompts or on the Photoshop Discord in the channel “power-prompts”: http://bit.ly/PSdiscord

Host Codi Bear is an illustrator based in Nashville, TN:
https://www.instagram.com/codibear

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Intro to 3D Design with Jasmyn Johnson – 1 of 2

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Join digital artist Jasmyn Johnson aka Jaz Da Artist on Adobe Live as she shares how to create 3D designs from start to finish. In this two-part series, she’ll design a custom 3D composition each day using Adobe Substance Stager and Sampler. Follow along with Jaz as she uses free 3D models from Adobe Stock and Stager’s built-in models to bring her designs to life!

Guest Jasmyn S. Johnson is a Digital Artist based in Atlanta, GA: https://www.behance.net/jjjasmync5c5

Host Daniel Flores (DTM, DaCreativeGenius) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Atlanta, GA: https://www.behance.net/dacreativegenius

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