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Has anyone given Adobe’s Lightroom 3 a run yet? It has been out for a little while now and I have been working on my inLIGHTin’ed Presets to get them optimized for it.

Well, great news everyone, my inLIGHTin’ed Lightroom Presets are now ptimized for Lightroom 3!!!

Please email me at inlightinworkshop@gmail.com if you purchased the old presets and I will gladly get you an upgrade free of charge. Just be sure to reference your e-Junkie / Paypal transaction # and I will get it to you ASAP. I am also really pleased to announce that I have been using e-Junkie to handle all the payments and also to provide you with an immediate download link. No more waiting for me to get to a computer and email you them. I know I hate waiting for stuff and I am guessing you do to.

If you don’t have the inLIGHTin’ed Presets yet then now is your time to jump on-board! With presets such as “Instant Awesomeness” and my “Nostalgia” effects, you’ll be sure to save a boat load of time in post-processing and a lot more time having a life… And there are 70+ more presets that I didn’t even touch upon that will rock your world. If you own Lightroom (Win or Mac version) then you can use these presets.

You can purchase the inLIGHTin’ed Presets by clicking on the button below:
PRICE: $25

Thanks!
Michael

PS. Be sure to comment below and let me know what you think of LR 3 or even let me know how you like your inLIGHTin’ed Lightroom Presets.

Get them while they are hot!

http://www.inlightinworkshop.com/store/lightroom-presets/

Get over 75 useful Lightroom Presets and an instructional video on how to use them to their fullest. These are the best presets that I have made and compiled over the years. I can edit down my weddings down from 1500 images to about 400 in roughly an hour. From there, these presets fine tune and give the VIP treatment with color enhancements, special effects, black and white and so on… All that took ehhh 30 minutes! The best part is that it is non-destructive editing. I always have clients ask for reprints but want something different than what they see. “Can you make this black and white image color?” and stuff like that. With Lightroom, I open up my client’s catalog, make a virtual copy of the file they want, take it back to square one and edit it the way they want and re-save it as a copy. Done!

Actions are quickly becoming a thing of the past and Lightroom keeps wowing me more and Photoshop keeps getting used less and less in my studio.