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Retro Cinema — Vintage Film Preset Pack

gumroad   $19.90   by ranthrive62
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Retro Cinema — 42 Film Presets for LightroomGive your photos a quiet, cinematic warmth — the kind of look you notice in old film stills and slow travel diaries. Retro Cinema is a set of 42 Lightroom presets built for creators who want mood without losing skin texture or natural light.Each preset is a starting point, not a heavy filter. Apply once, then tweak exposure or white balance if needed. Most edits take seconds.Browse the preview images on this page to see each look before you buy.---WHO IT'S FOR• Portrait photographers who want soft, warm tones• Travel & street shooters building a cohesive feed• Lifestyle creators editing on desktop or mobile• Anyone who likes film color but shoots digital---WHAT'S INSIDE (Download)• 42 preset files (.XMP)• README + install guidePreview samples are shown on this product page.THE LOOKRetro Cinema leans into:• Warm highlights and gentle shadow roll-off• Muted greens and earthy mid-tones• Subtle grain and faded contrast (varies by preset)• Skin that stays believable, not plasticThink Sunday afternoon light, not neon blockbuster. Some presets run cooler; others push golden hour. Scroll the previews above to find your favorites.---COMPATIBLE APPS✓ Adobe Lightroom Classic✓ Adobe Lightroom (cloud)✓ Adobe Camera Raw in PhotoshopImport the .XMP files from the Presets folder inside your download. Full steps are in the included install guide.---QUICK START1. Download the ZIP and unzip2. Open Lightroom → Develop → Presets → Import3. Select all .XMP files4. Open a photo and click a preset5. Adjust exposure / white balance if neededPresets work best on well-exposed photos. Underexposed files may need a small brightness bump.---LICENSE & NOTES• Personal and commercial use• Do not resell or redistribute the preset files• Digital product — all sales finalQuestions? Message me here on Gumroad.---Retro Cinema · 42 presets · Film-inspired color for Lightroom

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