The new Lightroom presets from @marcbaechtold

LATEST PRESETS FOR ADOBE LIGHTROOM AND LIGHTROOM MOBILE

LIGHTROOM PRESETS ON SALE

US Highway One now available

Available as photo print on Alu Dibond and behind acrylic glass.

Choose your size

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Order prints for your home and office space

An eye-catcher on the wall enhances any otherwise empty and sterile-looking living space – especially if it is an impressive print of a high-resolution photograph. With photographs taken by @MarcBaechtold from all over the world, you will beautify not only your own four walls, but also offices, waiting rooms, cafés, restaurants and more!

Only photographs from Marc Bächtold’s portfolio are being offered here. Other requests can be expressed via the contact form; I am giving advise on individual photo requests, optimal sizes of suitable materials.

There are three product variants to choose from for each photograph. The version for every budget is a high-quality print on Premium Kodak photo paper followed by a print on the same paper laminated on a Aluminum backing. Make a statement with a print on Kodak paper behind acrylic glass that comes with a additional aluminum backing. The glass gives additional depth to the print. Both the lamination on Alu Dibond and the print behind acrylic glass come with a pre-installed support system so that the images can be hung directly.

Lightroom Presets

Lightroom presets can simplify editing workflows in Lightroom. Within Lightroom, settings can be saved as default. For similar photos, these settings can be applied directly to another image by selecting the default. This works on both laptops/desktops and smartphones using the free Lightroom app.

To make a decision about which bundle suits your images best, you can compare the type of your photographs with the respective thumbnails in the product description. A good result can only be achieved if the photograph and the colour scheme are similar to the presets. In addition, after applying a preset, you should adjust the white balance and brightness of your subject in particular.