Limited time only! These presets will only be available for purchase from September to December 2020.

Learning to embrace yellow. Often times we run from yellow in our photos, these presets are meant to help you overcome the fear of working with yellow hues and golden fields. Please note that “Outside of Yellowstone” does have a gradient from the top of the image to the halfway down the frame that you may want to adjust, either by using your brush tool to erase part of it, or by changing where it sits. There is a tutorial that shows this feature on my personal IGTV. These presets can be used by beginners, however you may encounter frustration because these presets are meant to be a starting off point for you to make your own adjustments to achieve a perfect photo. If you are looking for a beginner pack, I encourage you to check out Quoi’s Basic Lightroom Presets. Those presets are meant to work with any photo without needing adjustments.

These presets are used on @huskyquoi’s instagram. To see how I edit Quoi’s Instagram photos you can visit my personal IGTV series on Photography. These presets are meant to be used on animals, but it doesn't hurt to try them on other subject matter.

These presets were made to be used in Lightroom Classic CC, but can be used in other Lightroom applications, they will just have less information, and you will see slightly less of a modification to your image.

REASONS NOT TO BUY PRESETS:

1) You think the preset package will be a magical answer to your own instagram growth. There is no magic button to succeed on instagram.

2) You think your photos will finally be good enough if you can just have the secret of how Quoi’s are edited. Again, if you don’t think your photos are good enough now, it probably isn’t a filter issue, but rather an equipment issue. Find equipment that suits the style you wish to achieve.

3) You don’t have access to Lightroom. Because these won’t help you, and refunds are way to complicated on my end, so please don’t ask.

REASONS TO BUY PRESETS:

1) You really want to become a Lightroom master, but you just need a push in the right direction.

2) You want to enhance your photos, or perhaps try a different style compared to what you have been using, and you love Quoi’s aesthetic!

3) You just want to try something new on your feed, and you already are familiar with Lightroom!

If you buy these presets, please feel free to tag myself (@thefreespiritedblonde) or Quoi (@huskyquoi) so we can share your edit in our stories!

Common Questions

“Can you edit a few of my photos using these presets?”

Unfortunately this is something we only offer with the Basic pack. The Basic pack is more expensive and more of an investment. The basic pack is also meant to work with a wide range of photos. These presets are not. These are specific to photos with yellow in them.

“How do I install these onto my Lightroom Classic CC application?”

Directions can be found online with a quick google search. How you install will depend on if you use a Mac or Windows, and while there are ways to install these onto your mobile device, I am just here to explain the desktop version quick on a Mac. First you need to click on the Zip file to open all the files. Next, open Lightroom. When you have Lightroom open, make sure you are in the “Develop” section. On the left side of the application Under “Navigator” you will see “Presets” and there is a + and - sign, click the + sign and choose “import”. Finally, select all the files that you opened from the zip file! That easy!

“Will I need to make modifications in Lightroom after I apply one of your filters?”

If your image is not evenly exposed, perhaps your highlights are blown out, or your shadows are way to dark, then yes you will most likely need to adjust those things, and possibly the exposure. If you shoot with a DSLR, you may have to adjust your temperature settings before apply the filter. I shoot all my photos in daylight and adjust in Lightroom if needed. If you shot on auto, your images may all have a different hue from one shot to the next, and even with these filters it will be difficult to get a constant feel if you continue to shoot this way.