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The R+O original pack is light, golden, and glowy, ranging from a little moody to light and bright.
The original pack is made for golden sunsets, urban landscapes, and modern weddings—it’s golden, glowy and soft. The adjustable profiles let you dial in just the right amount of coppery shadows and creamy highlights.
Our Pacific Northwest pack is the first and only preset pack designed for style exploration.
Inspired by the moody tones of the Pacific Northwest, this bundle gives you a ton of creative leeway. Perfect when you’re looking to explore different editing styles without purchasing multiple presets.
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To use our desktop presets on your mobile device, you need to first import them to Lightroom CC (LR) on a laptop or PC. Please note, presets do not sync from Lightroom Classic (LRC), only Lightroom CC.
Presets are compatible with Lightroom CC (LR) and Lightroom Classic (LRC) 7.3 and above, and Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) 9.9.1 and above.
Brushes are compatible with Lightroom Classic, ONLY. Brushes may be manually copied into ACR, please email Hello@reverieandoak.com for brush settings + instructions.
Please note, due to the digital nature of products and their inability to be returned, no refunds will be granted under any circumstance, so please ensure software compatibility BEFORE purchasing!
Still thinking it through?
Presets aren’t magic, or the sole factor in achieving beautiful edits. The majority of a photograph’s quality comes from in-camera work. Presets are the final step in bringing your vision to life.
Presets provide a consistent base for editing. They allow you to edit a photo quickly & efficiently in just a few clicks, or they can serve as a foundation for more in-depth adjustments to achieve a unique signature style.
If you’re new to Lightroom, we recommend learning the basics, like white balance and exposure, before investing in presets. This will help you get the most out of the presets and avoid frustration.