Winter Wonderland Preset Collection

Snow & Winter Presets for Lightroom

With the Pretty Presets Winter Wonderland Collection, you have the power to unleash as little or as much snow as you desire. For the first time ever, you can offer your clients beautiful wintery images regardless of the weather forecast. And as a photographer, you will never have so much fun!

This one-of-a-kind collection includes 32 Pretty Presets + 5 Brushes and can be used on any images taken in natural light.

The Winter Wonderland Preset Collection Includes:

• 32 Winter and Snow Presets

• 5 Winter Brushes

• Presets are customizable to fit your style

• Presets compatible and fully optimized for Lightroom 5, Lightroom 6, and Lightroom Classic. These will not work in Lightroom CC.

• Lightroom 11 users: When using these special effect presets with radial filters in Lightroom 11, we HIGHLY RECOMMEND you hover over the preset before applying. If you decide to click one preset after another, they will layer and slow your processing down considerably. If this happens, click RESET at the bottom right-hand corner of Lightroom to start fresh.

• Works on both Mac and PC

• Works on RAW and JPEG images

• Instruction guide and video tutorial links on how to use the set

• Instant Download

PLEASE NOTE: the 8 snow vertical presets for use on vertical images are a FREE BONUS and a BETA version. This means that we hope they will work for everyone but there is the potential they may not work on all your images. This is why they are a BETA version and are included as a free bonus. Due to the radial filter processing in Lightroom, which is outside of our control, the results may vary.

If you are experiencing issues with the slowdown in Lightroom, it is most likely due to your graphics processor is slowing things down. We have a helpful solution. Under your Preferences, try toggling off the "Use Graphics Processor". You can update this by going to Lightroom -> Preferences -> Performance -> Uncheck "Use Graphics Processor". Instantly download this helpful guide to utilizing the beta presets here.