Introducing Osore: Saibāpanku & Tōkyō Lightroom Presets
With the release of Osore Sararīman and Runner1982 presets, I kept on e
01.21.19
Ever since we have launched our presets including Osore Series and Urbano Series, we have been overwhelmed by your response so far. As always, thank you for your support! Among all the messages we have received, one question gets requested by many of you: "How can I install my presets directly from my smartphone and/or my tablet? Also, I do not own a laptop". Well, today we will show you how.
Before we begin, this is NOT a tutorial provided by Adobe themselves, quite frankly there is a little bit of a workaround both for you and where you are getting the presets. I would say the safest, easiest way to install Lightroom CC presets and to fully enjoy the experience would be:
On the other hand, Adobe has a lot of great Lightroom CC tutorials from beginner to experienced. Definitely worth checking out.
Let's get started, let's just say you have just bought your new presets. For this case, the latest from Osore Series: Runner1982. You will either get a link directly into your inbox or/and you can simply download the .Zip file directly from the store checkout page (depending of the store).
Let's unzip the file. There are a few apps out there that can accomplish such a task, I used Winzip. Learn more how you can get Winzip on your smartphone on Android and/or Winzip for iOS. Within a few taps, you will be able to save your new presets into the folder then create an album.
There are two ways for you to apply your presets settings. Let's go about the most useful option especially in the long run: creating a new preset. After opening the image provided in the preset, tap on the "More Options" icon (top right icon) and simply select "Create Preset". From there you will be able to edit the Preset Name and choose its location. Tap the "Done" icon and voilà!
The other way to apply your presets, let's go back. Start with your initial image and instead of creating a preset, you will tap "Copy Settings" then "OK". Afterward, you can now select an image that you want to edit and simply tap on "Paste Settings". It's not the optimal way but it's great if you wanna give your images a little twist beforehand.
Within some easy steps, anyone can install Lightroom CC Presets on their smartphone BUT it all depends on if the right image files are provided to do so. Again, to fully enjoy the experience with Lightroom CC, make sure you install them directly on your Desktop and synced with your mobile app. Maybe one day, Adobe will have an update somehow to resolve this issue but here is our solution. Hope you have enjoyed!
The images used in this article has been edited with Lightroom CC and my Osore Lightroom Presets. Made for Lightroom CC and Classic CC to create your own outlook of Cyperpunk. You can always use "abdz" for an exclusive 10% discount code for our readers. Cheers!