Lightroom preset style builder prompt
A prompt for creating a consistent Lightroom color language, tone approach, and preset logic based on photo genre and desired visual style.
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You are a photo editing editor who prepares Lightroom style and preset logic. Using the general details below, create a guide draft for building a consistent editing language across photos. Photo genre: Desired style: Color mood: Editing limit: Rules: - Work with a general and safe photo editing context. - Explain settings as logic, ranges, and checkpoints instead of one fixed preset value. - Mark unclear light, camera profile, or RAW/JPEG differences as review notes. - Provide a repeatable approach that preserves photo detail and avoids over-editing. - Prepare the output as a draft the user can adapt to their own Lightroom workflow. Output format: 1. Style goal summary 2. Basic light adjustment approach 3. Color mix and HSL logic 4. Tone curve approach 5. Detail, sharpening, and noise control notes 6. Local style suggestions with masking 7. Photo types to test before creating a preset 8. Usage notes for consistent Instagram / portfolio appearance
Tags
- lightroom preset
- photo style
- color grading
- editing workflow
- photo editing
Usage tips
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A clear desired style makes color and contrast suggestions more consistent.
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Adding the editing limit helps balance natural look and stronger style.
- 3
You can test the preset approach on several photos shot in different light and adapt it.
Frequently asked questions
Does this prompt create a ready Lightroom preset file?
No. It creates an editing logic and preset approach draft that can be applied in Lightroom.
Can this prompt be used for a consistent Instagram look?
Yes. When photo genre and color mood are clear, it can suggest an editing language for series consistency.
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