Great question! To begin, a preset is a saved set of adjustments and settings in photo editing software like Adobe Lightroom Classic, Lightroom, or Adobe Camera Raw. Think of it as a recipe you apply to your photos each time you select it.

Now, let's delve into "Profile." This can get a bit more intricate. A profile can function similarly to a preset, or it might involve a highly complex and layered color profile that makes significant changes, as is the case with #tEE. When using The Editorial Edit Presets, selecting a preset instructs Lightroom to apply the unique profile associated with it. This process enables quicker profile selection and generally keeps most standard adjustment sliders at their default settings, giving photographers more flexibility in their final edits. It also allows you to layer our intensity-enabled tools on top of a profile without causing excessive alterations. TL;DR: It’s a kind of editing magic that, if installed correctly and used as intended, produces results similar to standard presets while minimizing adjustments to your visible sliders.

After processing your order, you will receive an email with a direct download link. Once you have downloaded your new presets, open LR. Navigate to the Develop module and then to the preset panel on the left hand side of the screen. In the upper right hand corner of the Preset Panel, there will be a "+". Click this "+" and select "import presets". From here you will need to navigate to your download folder and select the compressed zip file that arrived with your download. (Do not uncompress this zip file). Once you have this zip file selected, you can click "import". Thats it! Your new TEE Presets should be fully installed and organized. The associated profiles should also have been deposited in their proper locations as well. Please reach out to us if you run into any issues, and be sure to visit our resource page for a quick video tutorial on installation.

Yes they absolutely do! They are compatible with Lightroom Classic 7.3 macOS/Windows. Lightroom 1.3 macOS/Windows. Please be double sure to check your system and software to ensure compatibility, and contact us with any questions. (We are unable to provide any refunds for digital products.) 

Great question! To begin, a preset is a saved set of adjustments and settings in photo editing software like Adobe Lightroom Classic, Lightroom, or Adobe Camera Raw. Think of it as a recipe you apply to your photos each time you select it.

Now, let's delve into "Profile." This can get a bit more intricate. A profile can function similarly to a preset, or it might involve a highly complex and layered color profile that makes significant changes, as is the case with #tEE. When using The Editorial Edit Presets, selecting a preset instructs Lightroom to apply the unique profile associated with it. This process enables quicker profile selection and generally keeps most standard adjustment sliders at their default settings, giving photographers more flexibility in their final edits. It also allows you to layer our intensity-enabled tools on top of a profile without causing excessive alterations. TL;DR: It’s a kind of editing magic that, if installed correctly and used as intended, produces results similar to standard presets while minimizing adjustments to your visible sliders.

Great question! To begin, a preset is a saved set of adjustments and settings in photo editing software like Adobe Lightroom Classic, Lightroom, or Adobe Camera Raw. Think of it as a recipe you apply to your photos each time you select it.

Now, let's delve into "Profile." This can get a bit more intricate. A profile can function similarly to a preset, or it might involve a highly complex and layered color profile that makes significant changes, as is the case with #tEE. When using The Editorial Edit Presets, selecting a preset instructs Lightroom to apply the unique profile associated with it. This process enables quicker profile selection and generally keeps most standard adjustment sliders at their default settings, giving photographers more flexibility in their final edits. It also allows you to layer our intensity-enabled tools on top of a profile without causing excessive alterations. TL;DR: It’s a kind of editing magic that, if installed correctly and used as intended, produces results similar to standard presets while minimizing adjustments to your visible sliders.

Please email us or join our private Facebook group to request a test edit! It’s that easy. Just send us RAW images through any file transfer system you prefer (without requiring a login or account), and let us know if there's a particular pack you're interested in.

Currently, The Editorial Edit Presets are compatible with:
- **Lightroom Classic®:** Version 7.4 or later
- **Adobe Photoshop/Camera Raw (ACR):** Version 10.3 or later
- **Lightroom CC for Mobile (in beta):** Available for both iOS and Android devices

We’re also working on LUTs for cinematographers and Capture One Styles for commercial and fashion photographers. Be sure to join our mailing list to stay updated on any beta releases or product updates.

Yes! As long as you have Lightroom CC connected to the cloud and have installed the presets on your desktop version of Lightroom CC, The Editorial Edit presets should sync to your mobile version. Keep in mind that Lightroom CC is different from Lightroom Classic, so you'll need to upload the presets to both platforms to fully utilize them. (We are working on smoother mobile integration for the future, but we don’t recommend purchasing these presets solely for mobile use as they are not specifically designed for that application.)

Returns or requests for refunds are not available. All sales of goods or services on this site are final. Due to the nature of digital products, they cannot be returned or refunded once purchased. It is the purchaser’s responsibility to ensure that The Editorial Edit products meet their needs. We provide test edits, comprehensive before-and-after examples, and the option to request a test edit before purchasing. Feel free to join our private Facebook community to see more work from #tEE users.

Yes! While some minor adjustments may be necessary, The Editorial Edit presets are designed to dynamically adapt to all camera brands.

To elaborate: Different cameras use different sensors and image processing technologies, making it impossible to guarantee a perfect match across all cameras with a single profile-based preset. Each sensor has its own technology affecting color and light representation. The Editorial Edit Profiles account for these differences and use advanced techniques to adjust the image data during final interpolation, aiming to provide a consistent starting point. This ensures that the edited images are as consistent as current technology allows.

Our Profile-Based Presets are intentionally designed to reward good in-camera technique and habits. Many of our presets will present as a “one-click” edit solution. However, it’s important to be transparent: no preset, including ours, is truly “one-click.” We wouldn’t want it to be, as part of the ethos behind #tEE presets is to encourage creatives to find their individual voice. The goal is for users to employ our tools to create a unique and authentic aesthetic. The presets are built to provide a strong starting point, but we encourage you to fine-tune and adjust according to your creative vision.

You can use them on JPEGs, but the presets are specifically designed for RAW images. To utilize them to their fullest potential, a RAW image file is ideal.

Most of our customers start with Prêt-à-porter and often quickly acquire Couture. We recommend purchasing the master collection, as it offers a substantial discount compared to buying each volume separately. If you’re unsure, feel free to reach out for a test edit or join our private Facebook group for assistance.

Yes, at checkout, you can choose to pay in four equal installments or over an extended period. These options are available during checkout. Simply select the option that suits your needs and follow the prompts. Our payment solution providers are seamlessly integrated into our checkout process.

Typically, The Editorial Edit presets are among the fastest editing tools you can use. They are designed to reward good in-camera technique. If you create the best image possible with the appropriate white balance, the presets will apply with minimal adjustments. In practice, you may make a few tweaks to white balance, profile intensity, exposure, or highlights, but the presets should be easy and quick to use.