I know that everyone loves Lightroom presets and who doesn’t love free presets! I am always on the hunt for great presets to share with everyone and today have a nice group of Black and White presets. Since the topic so far this week has been around black and white film here are 6 presets that I use that replicate certain films. Download link is at the bottom of the page, enjoy! Also check out our post awhile back with some really cool artistic presets for Lightroom here: Free Lightroom Presets
Original Image
T-Max 100
T-Max 100 auto
Tri-X
T-Max 400 auto
High Contrast Black and White
Kodak CN film
These are totally free, just add this to your cart and you will be takes to the download site.
We have also just released a new Black and White Film premium preset pack with 18 Film types plus paper contrast levels. You get 27 total presets! Check them out here: Black and White Film Emulation Presets.
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Thanks for the presets. As a wedding photographer, I use Lightroom extensively and this could help speed up the editing process rather than export certain images into Photoshop and then back into Lightroom.
Great! Glad to hear it, presets can be such a huge time savings!
Thanks for sharing the presets. In my wedding biz and artistic portraits, B/W is a popular option and I’m always looking for a different look in B/W.
Hi All,
I love black and white pics. As described above, they can look perfect.
However, I am always having difficulty converting the colour images via presets. The converted images always seem overexposed and this is especially the case when outdoors on a sunny day. I am often required to adjust the exposure, recovery and fill light but then I feel that I am loosing the quality in performing drastic adjustments.
Has anybody any solutions? Many thanks in advance
Paul
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