The downside of Wonderland presets is they look too edited and need a LOT of tweaking, hence, very hard to work with compared to the VSCO ones.

I purchased the Wonderland pack which results in that strong yellow skin tone + turquoise-hued sky + very warm orangey reds + pale greens you see on many Instagram feeds nowadays. (Note: Although you can actually transport Lightroom desktop presets into your Lightroom mobile, it's a bit of extra work.) They have a variety of pretty presets that can be used in both Lightroom desktop and mobile that are sold at relatively affordable prices, which is useful if you're a real stickler about standardising your blog and Instagram photos. One thing to remember: your pictures most probably will not end up looking as professional as the photos in the reviews but they will give you an idea of the style of photography the presets will give to your photos. If you want to invest in a VSCO Film pack, the best thing to do is to read LOADS of reviews on different packs to determine what kind of photography style you want to achieve.Įdited with Fuji 800Z ++ from VSCO Film 01 It will be about the presets I think are worth checking out, most of which I've used and loved, so here it goes:Īs I played around with different presets from different VSCO Film packs (not the same as their mobile version fyi), I came to a conclusion: there will be at least one preset each that you love and dislike in every pack. I'm a complete amateur when it comes to photography so I'm not the best person to talk about 'improving your photography' - but this post is not about improving anything. I used to edit my photos with VSCO Cam (yes, the app we use on our phones and tablet) but I now rely on Lightroom 4 to do my editing. I find the process of editing photos frustrating because no one preset can look equally as good in every set of photos, yet enjoyable because it is satisfying to see a preset transform my meagre photo into something that's good enough to share here on Affordorable.

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