Dreamy Presets: Editing with the Millennial Pink Photo Preset

Dreamy Presets: Editing with the Millennial Pink preset by popular California fashion blogger Lizzie in Lace

 

 

Happy Monday, loves!

 

Dreamy Presets: Editing with the Millennial Pink Photo Preset

Today I’m talking about photo editing and presets…particularly the Dreamy Presets Millennial Pink preset. I’ve been using presets for long time, but I’ve had a hard time finding one that really fits the look I’m going for.  I’ve even tried to make my own presets but if you ever done something similar, then you know how time-consuming, confusing and frustrating it can be. When I saw the Millennial Pink preset, I knew I wanted to give it a try.

The pack comes with the original Millennial Pink photo preset, a brighter version and a more contrasted version. After experimenting with it a bit, I decided that sharing a few before and after examples might be helpful for those of you looking for a pretty pink preset! It’s a little less saturated than what I how I normally edit, but I love the subtle pink tint and retro look.

For all of these photos I used the original version of the pink photo preset and tweaked a few things such as brightness, coloring, etc to create my own sub-preset. All of these were shot in RAW (with the exception of the flatlay – I shoot those in jPEG) and I chose photos from recent posts that were all shot in different locations so you can get an idea of how it would work in different lighting scenarios. I’ll include that info below too 🙂

 

Before and After Editing with a Pink Photo Preset

 

Dreamy Presets: Editing with the Millennial Pink preset by popular California fashion blogger Lizzie in Lace

Original Post Here

Lighting: Evening (one hour before sunset) // Sunny

Location: East Facing Wall (light source – behind)

 

Dreamy Presets: Editing with the Millennial Pink preset by popular California fashion blogger Lizzie in Lace

Original Post Here

Lighting: Morning (one hour after sunrise) // Sunny

Location: North Facing Sidewalk (light source – to the right)

 

Dreamy Presets: Editing with the Millennial Pink preset by popular California fashion blogger Lizzie in Lace

Original Post Here

Lighting: Morning (two hours after sunrise) // Sunny

Location: West Facing Building (light source – behind)

 

Dreamy Presets: Editing with the Millennial Pink preset by popular California fashion blogger Lizzie in Lace

Original Post Here

Lighting: Late Morning (around 11am – later than normal) // Partly Cloudy

Location: West Facing Orchard (light source – above and to the left)

 

Dreamy Presets: Editing with the Millennial Pink preset by popular California fashion blogger Lizzie in Lace

Original Post Here

Lighting: Morning (one hour after sunrise) // Cloudy

Location: North Facing Sidewalk (light source – to the right)

 

Dreamy Presets: Editing with the Millennial Pink preset by popular California fashion blogger Lizzie in Lace

Original Post Here

Lighting: Early Afternoon // Sunny

Location: In front of a north-facing window with natural light

 

Dreamy Presets: Editing with the Millennial Pink preset by popular California fashion blogger Lizzie in Lace

Lighting: Morning (one hour after sunrise) // Cloudy

Location: North Facing Sidewalk (light source – to the right)

*The original Millennial Pink photo preset was used for this image with no additional edits by me other than decreasing brightness a bit.

 

So what do you guys think?

Let me know in a comment <3

xo

 

 

 

 

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15 Comments

  1. WHO GIVES A CRAP?
    March 20, 2018 / 3:55 pm

    Your outfits are beautiful and you look gorgeous! I do love this preset, it makes a world of difference!

  2. Bay Area Fashionista
    March 20, 2018 / 4:41 pm

    These photos looks amazing! Do you also adjust the contrast, and/or brightness, and/or anything else with the lighting before using the pre-set? Or do you just apply the pre-set over the original photo? I always struggle with my photos when they come out darker then I want them. I end up fiddling with the brightness and lose the color. Thank you for posting this!

    XOXO
    Cathy

  3. sweetlavanda
    March 20, 2018 / 5:12 pm

    Perfect dear 😍😻

  4. March 20, 2018 / 7:55 pm

    There you go being magical again! Presets really do save a bunch of time. I usually just edit my first image the way I want it, then save those settings as a preset for the rest of the images in the set.

    • March 21, 2018 / 4:24 pm

      Right? It’s so pretty!

  5. Bay Area Fashionista
    March 21, 2018 / 6:41 pm

    This pre-set looks so good on your photos! Do you brighten your photos before adding the filter? Or, do you apply the filter without any other lighting or contrast edits?

    XOXO
    Cathy

  6. Ruthie Ridley
    March 22, 2018 / 12:55 am

    I LOVE this preset!!! So SO beautiful and perfect for you!!

  7. March 22, 2018 / 5:07 am

    This is such a cute preset indeed. Loving the chic and dreamy vibe. And of course, you look lovely as ever dear. Love your cute coats, especially the mint.

    Jessica | notjessfashion.com

    • March 27, 2018 / 4:34 pm

      Aww Thanks Jessica! I appreciate it <3

  8. tayloraube
    March 22, 2018 / 6:31 pm

    Wow these before and after images are so gorgeous! I love how it plays up the pink 😍💕

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