How to create JOMAR Preset on Lightroom mobile

Do you want to learn how to create the Jomar preset on your Lightroom app? In updatemii.com.ng we teach you how to create Lightroom preset files from scratch, whether you are a beginner or an intermediate and have no prior knowledge of Lightroom photo editing.

What are Lightroom presets?

Lightroom presets are saved groups of photo editing settings that you can apply to your photos with a click. They can change the exposure, contrast, saturation, color grading, and more.

How do I create the Jomar preset?

Tools You’ll Need

Editing Software Options: There are many software programs used for creating presets, but I specifically recommend you use the Lightroom app. You can get this Lightroom app from your app store or Play Store. This is because it is very easy to use and navigate.

Setting Up Your Workspace: This is not really compulsory but I will encourage you to be in a noise-free environment to be able to concentrate. Also have a color grading panel or histogram to assist you in picking the right color choice.

Sample Image: It is important to use a well-lit image with natural lights. As this helps to bring out your edit clearly. Picture varies so use an unedited picture for your editing to be able to get the right edit quickly.

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Jomar Preset on Lightroom

Step 1: Step 1: Importing Your Image

Open your Lightroom app; on the bottom menu, click on “Device” then select a clear, bright, edit-free picture. Also, you can share or import your photo to your Lightroom app for further editing. Please check my YouTube channel for tutorials on how to import and export pictures to your Lightroom app.

Step 2: Enhancing Exposure and Contrast

• Click on Light on the bottom options, set Exposure at +0.74, Contrast +21, Highlights -23, Shadows -18, Whites -15, and Blacks -19.
• Click on curve , then navigate to the first circle (white) and adjust the settings as shown in the image below.

• Leave the red and blue circles as default; then click on the green circle and adjust the curves as in the image below.

• Click on “Done” to proceed.

Step 3: Applying Jomar Preset Tones

• Click on Color on the bottom panel, then set Temp +7, Tint +20, Vibrance -21, and Saturation -4.
• Click on Grading then tap on the first circle. Scroll down to where you see “Shadows.” Expand it with the arrow icon if you don’t see the options to adjust Hue and Saturation.
• Adjust Hue to 0, Saturation 0, Luminance +42, Blending 71, Balance +43.
• Leave the second circle as default and then click on the third circle to set Hue to 121, Sat 5, Luminance 0, Blending 71, Balance +43.
• Click on the last circle and set Hue as 70 and saturation as 13, then click on ‘Done‘ to save.
• Click on Color Mix, then tap on red. Set Hue 0, Saturation 0, Luminance 0.
• Tap Orange, set Hue 0, Saturation 0, Luminance 0.
• Tap Yellow, set Hue 0, Saturation -24, Luminance -12.
• Click Green, set Hue 0, Saturation -41, Luminance +40.
• Click Light Blue, set Hue 0, Saturation 0, Luminance 0.
• Tap on Blue, set Hue 0, Saturation 0, Luminance 0.
• Tap Purple, set Hue 0, Saturation -47, Luminance -20.
• Click Pink, set Hue 0, Saturation -45, Luminance -15, then click on “Done” to save.
• Click on Effects, set Texture +11, Clarity +6, Dehaze +8; Grain 0; Vignette 0.
• Click on Detail, set Sharpening 15, Radius 1.0, Detail 25, Masking 0; Noise reduction 10, Detail 50, Contrast 11; Color noise reduction 10, Detail 50, and Smoothness 62.
• Click on Optics and leave it as default.

Saving and Using the Jomar Preset

• Click on the Share (envelope) icon, then click on “Export as…“
• Leave it at DNG and click on the mark icon to save.
• You can further choose to share to social media or the location you want to save it to.
• Also, you can rename and categorize the file you just saved from your file manager for easy future use.

Conclusion

This is the end of this tutorial, I have explained all you need to create the Jomar Preset, just follow the settings I used to arrive at same result. Always have in mind that the picture you are editing should be free from editing and should be a clean and clear picture.

The video above is from my YouTube channel where I teach how to create presets. I have lots of videos tutorials showing step by step guide to make your own preset, export preset and share with your friends too. Please subscribe to my channel to encourage me to create more presets tutorials.

Remember to customize the style by making adjustments according to the subject, lighting, and mood. Share the preset with others and save it for later use. Please feel free to leave a comment below if you have any clarification-related queries, suggestions, or contributions.