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Free Cinematic Photoshop Actions
Color grade your images with cinematic looks with our free Photoshop actions. You don’t have to be a Photoshop pro to make your color grade look professional, with the help of free cinematic actions achieve movie coloring at your convenience. This set contains 3 Photoshop actions, each replicating a unique style of the cinematic look.…
Free Beach Lightroom Presets
Capture the energy of the beach and enhance the sunny beach atmosphere with our free beach presets pack. This pack contains 5 presets for Lightroom classic. Brighten up shadows, dim down highlights and increase the saturation of colors while protecting skin tones with our presets has never been so easy. This pack is suitable for…
11 Steps to Create & Export Lightroom Presets
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how you can create Lightroom presets and use those presets on any image so you don’t have to waste time applying the same looks again & again from scratch. I am gonna show you how you can create faded presets, save it for future use, and test it on other…
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Free Coloring LUTs Sample Pack
Download the free sample pack of LUTs containing 7 LUTs file and add a variety of effects to your images. Want to add moody tones? How about adding a cross-processed look? What about adding a split toning effect to portraits? 7 LUTs perfect for getting started with different color toning for your images. All the…
AI Portrait Editing with Luminar 4
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to edit a portrait using AI with Luminar 4. We gonna learn how AI automatically detects skin flaws, improves the eyes, lips, and brings a balanced exposure to your portraits. I am gonna show you how you can use layers & masks in Luminar 4 to affect specific areas…