Neon People

This outstanding collection of 10 Presets is designed to bestow your portrait photography with a completely unique and modern look. With a rich variety of color enhancements and artistic effects, these Presets are perfect for elevating your portrait shots, allowing your subjects to shine in a distinct and captivating light.

Embrace a new realm of portrait photography with confidence as you experiment with these Presets. They are expertly crafted to enhance the beauty and character of your subjects, adding a touch of artistry to every shot.

Step into the world of Neon Portraits Presets today and witness how your photography can transform into stunning, one-of-a-kind portraits, capturing the essence and emotion of your subjects with an enchanting aura.

You will find 10 Presets in this Pack:

Blue Mood: Cooler colors with warmer tones pushed through that will give you a split tone of blue and yellow.

Cool Light: Brings through pink tones and light cool blue tones that will compliment your night portrait photography.

Cyber: Strong green tones split with warmer red to orange tones.

Cyber Film: Green tones create the base of this Preset, complimented with warmer tones with a hint of blues too, overlaid with grain.

Film Look Cool: Complementing the colors of your image, the cooler temperatures will be enhanced with a grainy film look.

Green Hue: Green and cooler tones pushed through in the image that will complement your night portraits, warmer tones are given a subtle push.

Neon Golden Hour: Rich golden tones complimented with red hues that will give you a unique night portrait.

Pink Blue Pop: The classic cyberpunk colors of blues and pinks, giving you an eye-catching futuristic feel to your image.

Pink Pop: Emphasizing pink hues for a futuristic feel for your image, cooler tones are pushed through to complement them.

Pink Yellow: Pink tones pushed through for your portrait, combined with warmer tones.

When doing night photography, photos tend to be underexposed to save information in light sources, therefore the exposure parameters are set to default so that you can light your images as you see fit. I recommend doing this after you have applied the Preset.