VSCO Film 01-04 For Adobe Lightroom 4 & 5 VSCO Film Pro is a brand new way to emulate film and speed up your workflow in Adobe Lightroom 4 and Camera Raw 7. Leveraging the full power and speed of presets while using custom camera profiles to tune.

Revolutionary presets and camera profiles streamline your workflow and produce beautiful post-processing results. VSCO Film 01: Modern Films leverages the full range of tools in Adobe Lightroom CC, 6, 5 & 4 — such as the 2012 process and RGB Curves — to mirror the subtle nuances of analog film. Film 02 now includes custom camera profiles for Canon T6i (EOS 750D), Canon T6s (EOS 760D), Fuji X-A2, Fuji X-Q2, Nikon D5500, Nikon D7200, Olympus M5 MKii (OM-D E-M5MKii), and Sony A7M2 (ILCE-7M2). VSCO Film 01 works best with RAW files.

Apb reloaded makros. Though still compatible with JPEG images, VSCO Film works less accurately on those.

Ok, if you are loading folders filled with presets, those folders need to be in the “Develop Presets” folder (NOT in the “User Presets” folder). So for instance, here is a snapshot of my directory: If you put a folder inside the “User Preset” directory, it will not show up in Lightroom CC.

I know it’s weird, but basically Lightroom CC is only looking one folder deep within the “Develop Presets” directory. You can put individual preset files directly into the “User Presets” folder if you’d like, and then they would show up inside the “User Presets” folder inside Lightroom. But if you’re importing presets, you will likely want to use the whole folder so that it stays organized that way inside of Lightroom CC. Please let me know if moving your folders into the “Develop Presets” directory, and restarting fixes it!

Ok, looks like Adobe changed this with the update a few days ago (version 1.3). Here’s what to do now: 1. Click the “•••” icon in the preset pane, and select “Import” 2. You’ll now see an import dialog box like this. On Windows, just navigate to the where your presets are located. You’ll want to select the preset FOLDER (not just the files inside) so it brings over the folder structure as well 3.

OR, if you’re on Mac, switch back to Finder, and drag-and-drop the preset folder you want to add in the import dialog box 4. Finally, click “import” to add the presets into Lightroom CC That’s it! Hopefully, that helps! Hi Nate – thanks so much for your instructing notes. After V 7.3 or 1.3 I decided to delete VSCO Presets from all my computers. Today I bought E Chrome, too, your presets are so much smarter for my use, when I still waiting for X Chrome Update, that you have announced. My problem now is LR CC V 1.3!!

The problem exists only on MAC, not on my WIN computers, because there I found the authoritative folders to deal the problem. On MAC LR CC V1.3 shows the presets although I have deleted the preset-files from the folders. LR CC V 1.3 contains no delete function for no longer needed presets. So I have to delete every entry by hand – that takes a lot of time 🙁 Have you any idea to solve this MAC Folder Problem??? Thanks a lot. I have the same problem. I want to delete lots of presets, but my default folder for Lightroom CC (on Mac) is empty.

In the program though, I can see all kinds of [stupid] Adobe presets, and all my presets from Lightroom Classic. I know they now reside in the Settings folder of Camera Raw, but the ones I want to delete are NOT there.