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Did you know that  Lightroom has opacity sliders? Lightroom’s preset opacity slider allows you to quickly adjust the overall opacity and give you more control over your edits. It’s easy to use – just drag the slider towards the left for lower opacity and more subtle edits or towards the right for higher opacity and bolder edits. You can adjust to the exact level you want in order to get the desired results. It’s also beneficial for fine tuning and narrowing down the overall adjustments made to the image. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through how to adjust your preset intensity in Lightroom mobile and desktop.

How to Adjust Preset Intensity in Lightroom Mobile

Step 1: Apply a preset to your photo

Step 2: Tap on the preset icon

Step 3: Use the slider to increase or decrease the preset intensity to your liking

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For Lightroom Desktop (Lr) Users

Step 1: On the right side panel, click on the Edit icon

Step 2: Then, click on the Presets button

Step 3: Apply a preset

Step 4: Use the slider to increase or decrease the preset intensity to your liking

For Lightroom Desktop Classic (LrC) Users

Step 1: In the Develop menu, apply a preset to your photo

Step 2: The opacity slider will appear at the top of the preset panel on the left-hand side. Use the slider to increase or decrease the preset intensity to your liking

 

Now that you know how to adjust your preset intensity in Lightroom, it’s time for the fun part: editing! Take a look at our preset collections and find your perfect match. Our filters are high-quality, easy-to-use, and they’ll transform your content into the aesthetic of your dreams. 

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