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Hey @Bax737
Using presets can save you a lot of time, and some photographers even sell their own.
At the end of the day, it is about saving you time in the develop module: if you’re ending up doing the same edits to many photos, to give them the “look” you like, it’s worth making a preset out of this.
Personally… I am using a very basic preset that doesn’t do much, and that’s because I change lenses and strobes so often, each bringing their own tint to images, which requiring a fine-tuning of colours. My ambient lighting conditions change a lot too (good viz in Sydney can be nearly blue water, turning all the way to murky green, and when I travel I also get varying ambient light conditions).
So… when I import dozens/hundreds of images from a dive/day of diving, I tend to just edit the first good photo to my liking, then copy-paste those settings to all other images.
Do you want to share a before/after example, using your ChatGPT-built preset?
I’d also love to hear if other members are using Lightroom presets?