1. Download and unzip

Once you have downloaded the zip file, you need to unzip it on your device. Once unzipped, you will find 19 DNG images in the folder called “mobile”.

2. Import to Lightroom

Once you have the files on your phone, you need to import the DNG files to Lightroom.

1. Click the photo icon with the “+” on
2. Choose to browse Files
3. Select all 19 images

3. Save individual presets

The following step needs to be completed for each individual preset.

• Click the three dots in the top right corner
• Select “Create preset”

• Type in a name for the preset
• Create a custom preset group, or save to default “User Presets”

• Important: Lightroom does not support all their features for editing videos, so when saving a video presets only certain features should be selected:
  – Deselect Masking, Effects, Detail, Optics and Geometry
  – Under “Light”, deselect Curve

4. Use presets

Once the presets have been installed, you can use them on your videos.

• Tap “Presets” in the bottom toolbar
• Browse through the presets you just saved
• Pick the one that looks best on your video
• Make any further adjustments

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SHOP UNDERWATER VIDEO PRESETS ON ETSY

If you have a Lightroom subscription and you import the presets in Adobe Lightroom (not classic) and you have sync turned on in your Lightroom mobile app, the presets will sync automatically and be available in the mobile app.

Adobe Lightroom Classic has very limited support for video editing, and even though the presets can be applied to videos, no further adjustments can be made. It is recommended to use Adobe Lightroom for video editing and to get the most value out of the presets

1. Adobe Lightroom

Open the edit panel on the right, click “Presets” and click the three dots and select the option “Import presets”.

Import the zip file in the main folder

2. Adobe Lightroom Classic

Navigate to “Presets” in the left-hand column in Develop mode and click “Import presets”