Lightroom Presets Reviews

I tried the presets on my phone and they loaded up just fine, which was a relief. I did run into one syncing issue and for a second I was like, oh no, here we go. But then it fixed quickly, so no big deal.

Had a bit of an issue at first, though I’m not really sure what caused it. I contacted support and they eventually got it fixed, so all good now.

I tried a few of the presets and felt a bit unsure right away because the results looked different from the preview images. The colors came out kind of odd, and the overall style wasn’t what I thought I was getting. I kept double-checking to see if I was using them wrong, but it just didn’t look like the examples, which was disappointing.

I don’t remember every single back-and-forth, but I do remember feeling frustrated with how long the refund took. Support didn’t really seem to help much, or at least that’s how it felt at the time. Maybe I’m forgetting some of the smaller details, but the whole thing definitely left me with a bad impression.

The presets are okay overall, but finding what I need can be a bit annoying sometimes. The categories feel messy, so I end up digging around more than I’d like.

I used these presets on Lightroom desktop, and for the most part, they installed fine. A few of them didn’t really match the example photos, which was fun in that classic “why doesn’t mine look like that?” kind of way. I ended up tweaking the settings more than I expected, so it wasn’t exactly the effortless editing dream. That said, it’s not a bad product. It’s decent for quick edits, especially if you don’t mind doing a little extra work on desktop...

I did eventually get the presets installed in Lightroom, but it took a bit of messing around. The download itself was fine, it was just the steps that weren’t as clear as I expected, especially trying to do it on mobile. I had to poke around and try a couple times before it finally worked. Once they were installed, they showed up just fine, so no issue there. I just wish the process was a little simpler for people who don’t do this all the time. Also, I never really got any follow-up or check-in afterward, which would’ve been helpful since the setup wasn’t super straightforward.

The photos turned out nice, honestly. I did notice a few of the edits looked a little too warm, especially in the skin tones and the whites in the background, but overall they still looked good and felt really polished.

For the price, I’d say it’s solid. I have certain standards for what I expect when I spend my money, and this mostly lived up to them. Not perfect, but definitely worth it overall.

The presets themselves look good, but getting them into Lightroom wasn’t as simple as I thought it would be. I was expecting clearer instructions, and the ones included felt a bit vague. I ended up having to Google a few things on my own before I could get everything working.

The presets were easy to install, and the steps mostly made sense as I went through them. I did have to reread one part for Lightroom mobile, but that might’ve just been me being careful because I didn’t want to mess anything up. Once I went through it again, it worked fine. Not absolutely perfect, but definitely clearer than a lot of other preset downloads I’ve tried. Overall, it was a good experience.

I had to wait a few days for support to reply, which was frustrating because I only needed help with something simple. It felt like way more effort than it should’ve been. Weirdly, I remember sitting there refreshing my inbox while eating a spoonful of peanut butter straight from the jar, which kind of sums up the whole experience.

I actually like the presets and they’re solid overall, but the bundles feel way too expensive for what you get. I also wish companies would stop replying with those canned “sorry for the inconvenience” messages instead of actually addressing the pricing. It just makes the whole thing more annoying.

I did get the presets eventually, so I can’t really complain too much, but the download process was kind of annoying. The first link wouldn’t load for me at all, then later it worked like nothing had happened, which was both a relief and a bit frustrating.

The support page was decent and I figured it out on my own, although I also feel like I shouldn’t have needed to. It wasn’t a bad experience, but it also wasn’t as smooth as I expected when you’re just trying to download something right away.

Not gonna lie, I felt lost almost immediately after buying it. I was expecting something easier to follow, but it really didn’t feel beginner-friendly at all

I bought these hoping they’d help me pick things up faster, but they felt basic and a little scattered. I kept thinking it would start making more sense as I went along. Nope. Suddenly I was annoyed and back on YouTube trying to figure out the stuff I thought the tutorials would explain. Just wasn’t worth it for me.

I bought these hoping they’d make editing quicker, but they looked different on pretty much every photo. A few turned out okay, but then others got weird colors or came out way too dark. I guess it depends on the lighting or the photo itself, but still... I ended up adjusting almost every image anyway, so it didn’t really save me the time I thought it would

I tried a few packs from lightroompresets.com, i was pleasantly surprised that the edits still looked natural. I’ve used presets before that made my photos look like they were fighting for attention, so it was nice that these didn’t do that, which apparently is harder to find than it should be.

That said, a few of them still needed some tweaking, mostly with exposure and skin tones, because of course no preset is magically perfect. Overall though, I’m happy with them. They saved me time and didn’t make my pictures look fake or overly filtered, so I’ll take that as a win.

I was just trying to buy one preset pack, but the checkout kept freezing and then suddenly showing random extra charges. I had to start the whole thing over twice, which is exactly the kind of forced patience I do not have time for. The coupon box didn’t work either, so eventually I just gave up before paying. Not a great first impression at all.

Found a good range of presets for different photo styles. Really liked a few for travel shots and portraits. Not every pack is my style, but overall, happy with what I got