Preset Package "Heimatliebe"

The light is different for each picture, so always adjust the temperature and brightness a bit. Likewise, every camera is different and sometimes it also matters whether you took your pictures in JPEG or in RAW. Therefore, I show you how to optimally adjust the presets with 1-2 changes. 

Our presets do  most of the work. With just a few clicks, the picture look can then be adjusted perfectly to your picture._cc78de -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_

1: Image selection:

Select an image you want to edit:

2: Select preset:

As soon as you move the mouse over it, a preview of the respective Presets  is shown. Here you decide on the preset that best suits your image. 

3: Exposure:

After you have placed a preset on the image, it may already fit perfectly, or it may need to be adjusted a little. It often turns out,  that the brightness is not quite right, depending on the time of day or  under which lighting conditions your picture was taken. I prefer to take photos that are a little too dark, as this contains more image information than burnt-out areas that are too bright. That's why the exposure control is pulled further up for me.

Tip: Make sure that areas do not burn out or only burn out slightly. Of course it also plays a role here, what mood you want to give the picture. Making it brighter afterwards is always possible :)

4: Temperature: 

This section is probably the most important.

Depending on the mood of the light when you took the picture (sunrise, sunset, cloudy, rainy, sunny...), the light has a different "Temperature",  which you can easily set with the "Temperature " can change. Here you can set whether the image should appear warmer (yellowish) or cooler (bluish).

Important: if you want, you can also adjust other parameters such as contrast, shadows and highlights, etc.! The way the preset looks best to you.