Making a preset in Lightroom is pretty easy: make the changes you want to a sample image, then in Lightroom Classic, go to Develop > New Preset, or press Shift-CMD-N. Presets can do anything from subtly adjust images to making swinging changes. These can be a single edit, such as a levels adjustment, or they can be more holistic – a curves change, a white balance tweak, levels, or a color-grading fix. The theory is simple: a Lightroom preset is simply a bundled-up set of edits, taken from the program's Develop module. Thank goodness, then, for Lightroom and its marvelous system of presets. Getting a photo from rough-and-ready to print-perfect takes time, expertise and experience, especially when it comes to aping a particular style or working to get all your images stylistically consistent. Whether you’re an amateur or a pro, editing photos is a necessary evil.
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