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Today I’ve got the first visitor-suggested preset download. Last week I got a ton of ideas and suggestions for presets and one of them came from Julie Mcleod. She suggested the “Midnight” effect from Nik Software’s Color Efex. It turns a daytime photo into something that looks more like it was taken at night. Not totally at night but it’s a cool cinematic styled effect nonetheless. As I usually like to do, there’s a few different levels of the effect that range from light to dark so you have a choice when applying the effect. Many thanks to Julie for the idea. She’ll get a free month subscription to Kelby Training’s online training site. Happy presetting! 🙂
good job guy i like it ..
Thank you very much for these presets! You sure make it easy for a newbie to get great results!!
Matt,
I’d like to thank you for your great LR presets. This is an example of what I’ve done
http://flickr.com/photos/turbodiesel/2221692684/
Best regards
Roberto
Matt,
Thanks for all the great presets and Lightroom tips. I’m a new convert to Lightroom, and your site has been a great resource. Also, this particular preset? Yeah, it rocks! Wow, it just does something special to certain images, especially some long exposure midnight moon/ocean pictures I took a while back.
Fantastic! Thanks again,
Bob M.
Dear Matt,
thanks for your clear and kindly tips and advices. Thanks to the RSS-feed, I follow all of your articles.
Today I had a lovely girl here and tried as starting point one of your presets. Then, I adjusted it to fill my needs.
Now it’s exactly the effect I was looking for:
http://www.hansvaneijsden.nl/fashion/Photoshoot-Zwolle-Midya-HvE-20080207-2419.jpg.html
Thank you very much, and keep up the good work! 🙂
Greetings from The Netherlands, Hans van Eijsden
Hi Matt:
I took your workshop in Page, Arizona in October and loved it. I especially liked all your great teaching about Lightroom and now I am a believer and I use it all the time! The only question I have is whether or not it is possible for you to run the video on your website about Print Settings and Color Management in the Print Module. I know it isn’t hard to grasp, but I am having a bit of a mental block about it. I am taking a photography class in Los Angeles and showed a photo I took of a boy in Panama, who ended up having green blotches on his face. Well, the class liked it and when I went to print it again, I couldn’t find it, as I was messing with the Print Management stuff in Lightroom. So, many thanks in advance and hope to see you sometime this year again. Frank
Thanks Gina! That’s something I am not likely to forget again. 🙂
Matt you right on the sky photos.. used them on some of my hot air balloon photos.. lots of sky there.
So, as promised, I checked out the presets. My conclusion is: works best with really blue or little blown out skys and a well lit subject. If the subject is not lit good, the contrast really goes down bad. Sometimes I even got halos.
As with many presets, use carefully and only specifically.
very nice ! thanks!
Mary, you have to convert to 8-bit.
Matt,
Great preset! I have a question that I am sure you get asked all the time. I know you made a video on how to solve my problem, but I can’t seem to locate it. Sometimes, when I open an image in lightroom and edit it in photoshop, the filters are not all available. I’m sure it’s a simple fix, but it’s driving me nuts! How do I fix this?
Thanks so much for all the help you provide!
-Mary
Matt,
Awesome! Thank you.
TB
Dude … THESE ARE WICKED! I will upload some of my … I mean your … work to your flickr group.
Everyone – Thanks for the kind words. Glad you like ’em.
Denear – you’re absolutely right. They tend to work on lighter photos. Also, they’re meant for photos with lots of sky in them.
Irene – Thanks for the criticism 😉
Matt K
Thanks Matt for all the great things you are doing for us.
One comment, I find these presets work so much better when the original picture(s) don’t have harsh or strong shadows. My 2 cents……
I love this preset. I can’t wait to try it out. 🙂 Thanks!
Matt,
You are really showing us the power of Lightroom. I bougt it just a month ago and love it. Fantastic software.
Matt, I was excited that you worked my suggestion and that was before I even noticed I’m getting a free one-month subscription to Kelby Training. Now, I’m absolutely ecstatic! Thank you (and Scott) even more!!!!
Matt I really like the effect that can do. Sweet..
Oh my gosh, I’m so thrilled to have you create a preset based on my suggestion! And it looks great – the effect is very much like the Nik filter I referenced. I can guarantee I’ll be using this preset frequently. Thank you so much, Matt!
Different folks like different things. I would not call this a midnight effect, rather a heavy/darkened polarizer. I was expecting something better. Many of your tips are great, this one just misses the mark for me.
Hi Matt,
Many thanks for this cool preset. The before / after image looks very promising! Ill give it a try tonight.
Have a great day.
Kind regards, Gerry Pacher
Matt,
Great preset!! Thanks!
ciao // KENT
Hi Matt
Great presets…. I really enjoy your writing!
Looking forward to follow this series 🙂
Best regards Charlotte
Looks great. I’ll definately check this one out, when I get home from work.
I’ve done something familiar with one of my shots, where I changed a sunset picture into a moonrise picture with whitebalance and some color tweaking. But this one looks a little bit different 😀