How to Use Pax Shakespeare Presets Mobile
HOW TO USE YOUR NEW LIGHTROOM PRESETS (on Mobile):
STEP 1:
Import your own images into Lightroom by tapping the blue image icon with the plus sign in the bottom right corner. Select your photo(s) and tap the blue “Add Photos” button at the bottom.
STEP 2:
To apply a preset, scroll to the right on the menu bar at the bottom and choose “Presets.” Then choose the correct folder (wherever you placed the presets) from the drop down and tap your chosen preset. Then tap the check mark in the bottom right corner to apply.
STEP 3:
The presets will usually do their magic with just one click! But there are times when a slight adjustment or two will make all the difference. Start with exposure under the Light tap (if the image was especially bright or dark straight out of camera) or white balance under the Color tab (if the image was especially blue or orange to start).
You can see the differences here:
Original
Titania Preset
Adjusted in Lightroom
STEP 4:
To export your edited image, click the share icon in the top bar and choose “Export to Camera Roll.”
Tips for choosing the right Pax Shakespeare Preset:
JULIET | soft + romantic
Try Juliet to brighten and soften simultaneously. She is especially beautiful on candles or twinkle lights.
Rosalind | bright, crisp, + solid
Rosalind is a go-to for natural light interiors. Brighten your images without losing detail.
Katherina | for brightening even the darkest images
When the natural light fails you, Katherina helps you rescue seemingly lost causes. She will brighten shadows and lessen contrasts to give your image a bright, even feel.
Desdemona | moody for high-contrast drama
Many presets that brighten images leave darker colors washed out, but Desdemona accentuates the contrast and emboldens your darker colors while still brightening up the overall image. Perfect for interiors with high-contrast color palettes.
Titania | rich + perfect for outdoors
Add a touch of vibrancy with Titania. Perfect for outdoor living spaces with greenery, skies, and even sunsets. To capture the perfect scene, you may find it helpful to adjust the temperature after the preset is applied: warmer for sunrise/sunset or cooler for a mid-day look.
Now enjoy! And don’t forget to share your photos with #paxpresets