Introducing FroPack 3

In the top left-hand corner of the Develop module, there is a new 'Amount' slider that you can slide to adjust the overall intensity of the preset. You can also go in and adjust each individual slider on the right-hand of the screen. This option is recommended for advanced users.

Yes, you can apply a standard preset and then apply the Adaptive preset on top of it. It's recommended to apply the standard preset first, and not the other way around.

There are two ways to adjust the Adaptive Presets: You can either use the slider in the top left-hand corner of the Develop module to adjust the overall intensity of the preset, or you can adjust the individual masks by selecting the masking option (circle) at the top of the Basic adjustment panel on the right-hand side. Here you can turn off and on and tweak each individual mask.

No, these presets are specifically designed to only work in the Adobe suite of photo applications including Lightroom Classic, Lightroom, Photoshop and Adobe Camera Raw.

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The latest update to Lightroom Classic and Lightroom CC made it very easy to install presets. Click the '+' button that's next to the presets folder in Lightroom. Next, find the zip file that includes the presets either on your desktop or in your 'Downloads' folder and select it. Once installed, head on over to the 'Develop' module and simply click the preset you would like to apply to your image and voila.

Yes, these presets will work on JPEG's, however they were designed to specifically work with a RAW file format. If applying to a JPEG image, the photo may appear to look 'overcooked' and you may need to adjust the preset accordingly.

In order to install the presets properly, you must download and install the presets on the desktop version of Lightroom CC and then sync them.

Yes, these presets will work on files taken with or stored on your smartphone. Note that they will work on JPEG's, but they were specifically designed to work best on RAW & DNG images. To sync the presets, you must have an Adobe CC subscription. You will need to import them into Lightroom CC and turn on syncing to sync them to your smartphone.

It's possible if your image is exposed perfectly that with one click it might look perfect. It's best to adjust your photo accordingly to achieve the ideal exposure and white balance before applying a preset since these presets are based on 'perfect' exposures and white balances. Keep in mind the goal of these presets is to give you a great starting point with your editing.

Not every photo will look good with all presets. Some presets work really well with only minor tweaks needed, whereas other presets are designed for a specific tone, color or contrast, which means it may work for some, but not for others.

Make sure you don't click 'update with current settings'. If you like your tweaks, you can simply click the '+' button next to presets and 'create' a new one based on your adjustments. You can even combine presets if you like certain looks from one, but colors from another.

Yes, once you download the zip file to your computer you can then import the presets into Lightroom.

No, you need to be using Lightroom Classic CC (7.5 & up) in order to install these presets. The standalone desktop version of Lightroom Classic v6.0 will not work since the older version of Lightroom uses a different file format for presets.

These presets were designed specifically for Lightroom Classic CC and Lightroom CC, but can also be installed in Photoshop CC and Adobe Camera RAW.

The presets are non-refundable unless there are valid reasons. For example 'I bought them twice by accident'.