Go to your windows dashboard and open my computer . Select the C-Drive and find the user folder. Get your username and double click to open it. Now from the list of files select the App, and data folder. Then open “\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom\Develop Presets” folders.
While you can certainly hunt down the folder by searching through your hard drive, there is an easier way to do this built right into Lightroom itself. To do this, simply follow the next steps: In the “Preferences” window, click on “Show Lightroom Presets Folder…”.
One of the most recent frustrations we experienced was all of our Lightroom presets disappearing on us. We’re not quite sure how it happened – but think they might have been connected to a Lightroom Catalog we deleted from the app as we were cleaning things up. Initially, we thought we lost all of our presets!
(1) Please check your Lightroom preferences (Top menu bar > Preferences > Presets > Visibility). If you see the option “Store presets with this catalog” checked, you either need to uncheck it or run the custom install option at the bottom of each installer.
Why aren’t my presets showing up in my catalog?
If you see the option ” Store presets with this catalog” checked, please uncheck it for your presets to appear. (3) With recent Adobe updates, Adobe automatically hides presets that are missing profiles.
In that instance you could experience a disappearance of all incompatible presets (because you can’t apply a raw profile to a JPG) or those affected presets may simply appear in a sort of grayed-out italics font. The difference in behavior comes down to a setting on the Preset panel of the preferences.
Why won’t my Lightroom presets sync?
This is because of how Lightroom as an application is designed. Fortunately, it makes it much easier to find your presets – which is the key part to getting them to sync with your LR catalog. Below are the folder locations you should be looking for broken out by your version of Lightroom, and the OS you are using:.
Please ensure that you have downloaded and run the DVLOP ONE installer from your DVLOP account ( dvlop. com/account) and are not trying to import the presets directly through Lightroom. We have built a universal installer to make installation easy across the Adobe ecosystem. After installing, please restart Lightroom and load a supported raw file.
Where are the images that I have imported into Lightroom?
The images that you have imported into Lightroom are located where you asked for them to be placed when you imported them into Lightroom. If you have chosen Copy as DNG, Copy or Move when importing images into Lightroom then those images will be stored on your disk in the folder that you asked for them to be placed in.