Select the Community tab, and then select Featured, New, Following, or the Remix tab.
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Save Community edits as presets
Learn how to save Community edits as presets in your Lightroom library.
When you discover an editing style you like in the Community section, you can save those exact edit settings as a preset. This lets you apply the same combination of adjustments to your own photos later.
This feature works with any Community photo that displays its edit settings. Saved presets appear in the Yours category within the Presets panel, making them available for future editing sessions. Community presets capture the complete set of adjustments, including exposure, color, tone, and effects, applied to the original photo.
In the Following tab, scroll through the list of Suggested photographers, and then select a photographer’s profile to view their images.
Scroll through the images, and then select Remix .
Scroll and select a remix from the carousel, and then select Save Preset.
In the Save as Preset panel, add a Preset Name, and then select a Preset Group from the drop-down menu or create a new preset group.
Select the Done icon to save the edit as a preset.
Select the Community tab, and then select Featured, New, Following, or the Remixes tab.
In the Following tab, scroll through the list of Suggested photographers, and then select a photographer’s profile to view their images.
Scroll through the images, and then select Remix .
Scroll and select a remix from the carousel, and then select Save Preset.
In the Save as Preset panel, add a Preset Name, and then select a Preset Group from the drop-down menu or create a new preset group.
Select the Done icon to save the edit as a preset.