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Lightroom Preset – Straight Muggin’

5. January 2010

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Lightroom Preset – Straight Muggin’

As a special treat to all you preset hounds, we’re dropping a new Lightroom Preset for the first full week of 2010 which we’re calling Straight Muggin’. This preset takes some pieces and parts from all our previous black and white presets, and blends them into a fresh batch of photo crunching goodness. As always, this preset [...]

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X-Equals Image Kit

15. April 2009

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X-Equals Image Kit

Throughout the last year or so we’ve had the pleasure of creating and sharing a series of extremely popular Lightroom Presets via the X=Blog. As this category has grown, it’s become a bit of a challenge to find and download all the presets in an easy manner … until today. We’ve now taken all our Presets [...]

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+HOLGA PRESET

2. April 2009

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+HOLGA PRESET

If you’ve never heard of a Holga, trust me when I tell you it’s one of my guilty pleasures. Being a digital photographer at heart, I still love to shoot a roll of 120 in my Holga. It’s not cheap shooting, developing, and printing images from this baby – but the unique look that comes from this [...]

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+WARM STORM PRESET

21. January 2009

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+WARM STORM PRESET

We had initially released this preset on Presetsheaven.com – but as promised we’re releasing it here on our site … as always … for … FREE. But we’ve added even more to this download! In partnership with Mike Gray of LifeInDigitalFilm, and riding on the heels of his fantastic piece on migrating your presets to Adobe Camera [...]

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+POLAROID 669 PRESET

30. December 2008

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+POLAROID 669 PRESET

Wayyyyyy back in February 2008, Polaroid announced it would cease production of all instant film. The New York Times recently published a piece on the legacy of the Polaroid – and it was with this that the reality of the situation took hold. And … unfortunately, our favorite Polaroid instant film of ALLLLL TIME – Polaroid [...]

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+CITY SCAPES PRESET

17. October 2008

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+CITY SCAPES PRESET

This month’s preset is inspired by the Chicago “L” Trains and the city-scape environments I like to shoot near the Halsted and West Lake Street line. I am always blown away by the edgy and oftentimes neglected parts of the line where many of these structures have stood for over 100 years. I’m constantly inspired by the [...]

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+X=CONTEXTUAL PRESET – MORNING BLUE

18. September 2008

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This little gem comes from a recent trip to I took to New York and the beautiful mornings I spent there shooting around the Madison Square Garden area in mid-town. I love the blue hue that casts over the shadows in the morning light. So I’m bringing this mood to you for use in your own [...]

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+X=CONTEXTUAL PRESET – SUMMER HOLIDAY

16. July 2008

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This newest edition to our contextual presets takes all the things we love about summer holidays, wraps them up into a nice green package, and delivers that mid-day summertime holiday feel to your images. We have this old-school sprinkler that, to me, is the one true symbol of summer that has so many great memories attached [...]

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X-Equals Contextual Presets – Setting the Mood

1. July 2008

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I’ve received countless emails from photographers and workflow jedi’s asking me to describe in more detail the process of development behind our surprisingly popular film presets. That being said … by popular request, the success of our Lightroom presets, and over 30,000 downloads in less than 6 months … here it goes! Before we begin, let [...]

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+EKTA CHROMEO PRESET

10. June 2008

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Slides, slides, and more slides. I have boxes full of them. They’re something very cool about pulling the out some slides and cruising them with my loupe. My favorite outdoor portrait film was Kodak Ektachrome 100GX. The 100GX was important because it would nail the skin tones and primaries in my shots. Deep greens, warm reds, [...]

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