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OW LR Essentials No.10 - Modern Wedding Preset

Name: OW LR Essentials No.10 - Modern Wedding Preset
Brand: OFFWHITECOLOR
Price: 10.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

€10,00

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A contemporary, bleach-bypass-inspired wedding preset with reduced saturation, dense blacks and selective warmth.

Lightroom · Lightroom Classic · Camera Raw · XMP · RAW recommended

A BOLDER, MORE EDITORIAL TAKE ON WEDDING COLOUR

Modern Wedding moves away from soft, pastel wedding colour. It reduces overall saturation, narrows the palette and builds firmer contrast, giving the image dense blacks, pale highlights and a subtly metallic tonal character.

Cool, steely neutrals shape the frame while selected warmer tones remain visible in skin, florals and practical light. The result has the restrained, silver-retention feel associated with bleach bypass, adapted into a contemporary wedding look rather than a literal film-process recreation.

Reduced saturation with selective warm colour retention
Dense blacks and pronounced tonal separation
Steely neutrals, subdued greens and pale highlights

Best for: editorial and urban weddings, fashion-led couple portraits and photographers looking for something less soft, warm or traditionally romantic.

1 × Modern Wedding preset for Adobe Lightroom and Camera Raw (.xmp)

Format:.xmp preset

Desktop: Adobe Lightroom, Lightroom Classic and Adobe Camera Raw versions that support XMP presets

Mobile: Lightroom Mobile after importing and syncing through Adobe Lightroom

Image files: RAW recommended; JPEG and TIFF supported with less adjustment latitude

Camera support: Designed for camera files supported by Adobe Lightroom and Camera Raw; results vary by camera profile and starting file

Not compatible with: Capture One, Apple Photos or video-editing applications

What kind of look does Modern Wedding create?
Modern Wedding creates a desaturated, contrast-forward look with dense blacks, pale highlights and cool, steely neutrals. Selected warmer colours remain present in skin, florals and practical light, keeping the reduced palette from becoming fully monochrome.

Is this a literal bleach-bypass emulation?
No. It is a contemporary digital preset inspired by the visual characteristics associated with bleach bypass: reduced saturation, pronounced contrast, silver-like tonal density and selective colour retention. It does not reproduce a specific laboratory process or film stock.

Which applications can I use the preset in?
Modern Wedding is supplied as one .xmp preset for Adobe Lightroom, Lightroom Classic and Adobe Camera Raw.

Do I need a camera-specific version?
No. There is one XMP preset rather than separate camera versions. Your Adobe camera profile, exposure and white balance will still influence the final result.

Does it work with RAW and JPEG photographs?
Yes. RAW files are recommended because they provide more latitude for recovering highlights, adjusting white balance and controlling the stronger tonal character of the preset. JPEG and TIFF files are supported but contain less editable image information.

What should I adjust after applying the preset?
Begin with exposure and white balance. Because Modern Wedding has a pronounced contrast structure, also check the deepest blacks and brightest highlights. Mixed-light scenes may require additional colour correction.

Can I make the look less intense?
Yes. Use the preset Amount control where supported, or adjust contrast, saturation, blacks and highlights after applying it. The preset is intended as an editable starting point.

Can I use it across a complete wedding gallery?
Yes, as a shared colour direction. Apply it to a representative photograph, refine exposure and white balance, then synchronise images made in similar lighting. Daylight, interiors, flash and mixed-light scenes should be treated as separate groups.

Is this the same as the Modern Wedding LUT?
It follows the same bleach-bypass-inspired visual direction, but it is rebuilt for photography. The Lightroom version uses editable photographic controls, while the LUT version is designed for motion and colour-grading software.

Will my photographs look exactly like the gallery examples?
Not exactly. Camera profile, lighting, exposure, white balance and subject colour all influence the result. The examples demonstrate the intended visual direction; they are not a guarantee of identical results on every image.