Kodak Portra Preset Collection

» 21 Kodak Portra Presets
» 20 Clean Edit Presets
» 1x Instruction Guide (PDF)
» File formats: XMP
» Free Upgrades

» 3 Portra 160
» 3 Portra 160NC
» 3 Portra 160VC
» 3 Portra 400
» 3 Portra 400NC
» 3 Portra 400VC
» 3 Portra 800

Clean Edit Presets

Use the Clean Edit Presets to make basic adjustments and set the foundation for your image. They also speed-up your workflow and offer you endless style combinations.

You receive this presets as digital download
immediately after purchase.

Desktop
» Adobe® Lightroom® 7.5 or later
» Adobe® Camera Raw 10.5 or later

• Portra 160
  Portra 160 was a total favorite for portrait photographers because it had this magic touch with skin tones—smooth, natural, and downright flattering. The fine grain gave your photos this soft, almost dreamy quality that made every shot feel timeless, whether it was a wedding, a family session, or just a candid moment. People loved how it took away the harsh edges and left you with something beautiful and classic.
• Find the Kodak Portra 160 preset here.
• Portra 160NC
  Portra 160NC was all about keeping it real. The “NC” stood for “natural color,” and that’s what made it a hit—colors stayed true to life, nothing too loud or fake. If you were the type who wanted your photos to look exactly like what you saw, this was your film. It was a go-to for anyone who loved that honest, no-frills vibe in their shots.
• Portra 160VC
  Portra 160VC brought a little extra spice to the table. With “VC” meaning “vivid color,” it bumped up the saturation just enough to make your photos feel richer and more alive. It wasn’t in-your-face vibrant—it still had that Portra charm—but it gave your images a subtle kick. Photographers grabbed it when they wanted a bit more energy without losing that soft, signature look.
• Portra 400
  Portra 400 was like the Swiss Army knife of films—you could use it anywhere, anytime. Bright sun? Dim room? Didn’t matter; it handled it all with ease. It struck this perfect balance of speed and quality, keeping grain in check and colors on point. It was the film you’d toss in your bag when you weren’t sure what the day would bring, knowing it wouldn’t let you down. Find the Kodak Portra 400 preset here.
• Portra 400NC
  Portra 400NC took that natural-color love from 160NC and gave it more oomph with higher speed. It was perfect for those who wanted true-to-life tones but needed to shoot in trickier light or faster moments. The colors stayed calm and classic, never overdone, which made it a favorite for anyone chasing that effortless, elegant feel in their work.
• Portra 400VC
  Portra 400VC was the pick when you wanted your colors to sing a little louder. The “vivid color” version added some extra contrast and pop, especially handy in mixed lighting. It made your photos feel bold and full of life without going overboard. Photographers loved it for capturing the buzz of outdoor shoots or lively events with a bit more flair.
• Portra 800
  Portra 800 was the hero of low-light shooting. Back when digital wasn’t an option, this film let you keep snapping in dim settings—think indoor parties or golden-hour fades—without always needing a flash. Yeah, it had a touch more grain, but that just added character. It was a must-have for photographers who refused to stop when the light got tough. Find the Kodak Portra 800 preset here.

Tips & Tricks for Kodak Portra Presets

• Use natural light: Shoot by a window or outside for bright, soft pictures.
• Focus on the eyes: In people photos, make the eyes clear and sharp.
• Keep it steady: Hold still or use something solid to avoid blurry pics.
• Try different angles: Shoot from high, low, or the side for cool looks.
• Get close: Fill the shot with your subject to keep it simple.
• Balance your photo: Put the main thing off-center for a nicer feel.
• Edit gently: Make small changes so it still looks real.
• Keep snapping: Take lots of photos to get better every time.

As soon as your payment went through, you receive the download link direct by email.

Just follow the easy instructions at How to install Lightroom Presets and start using them on your desktop or mobile device.

• The Kodak Portra Filters for Lightroom are crafted by professionals to enhance the visual look of photos. These Kodak presets are designed to complement a wide range of images, ensuring  consistent results.
• The Presets are available for the the Desktop and Mobile App versions of Lightroom. The mobile app for Android and iPhone offers you nearly the same features like the desktop version to edit and transform your photos on the go.
• You can capture your photos using a DSLR, mirrorless camera, point & shoot camera, or even your smartphone. Import the image into Lightroom and apply the desired preset. This straightforward process allows you to achieve professional results with just a few clicks.
•  Please note that the final outcome of a preset can vary depending on the characteristics of the original photograph, such as white balance, exposure, tones, and settings.
• After applying a preset, you can start to make manual adjustments to fine-tune the image to your liking. Lightroom offers a large set of sliders and tools, allowing you to tweak many aspects of the image until you achieve the desired outcome.
• In some instances, a preset may alter the skin tone of persons captured in the photograph. In this cases, utilize Lightroom’s powerful color adjustment tools to refine the skin tone until it appears natural and flattering.
• For optimal results, it’s recommended to use presets on well-exposed, high-quality RAW & JPG photographs. Images that are overexposed, underexposed, or of poor quality may yield unsatisfactory results when presets are applied.

With our Clean Edit Presets you can set the perfect foundation of your image by adjusting for example white balance, exposure, whites, tones, etc. Each clean edit preset changes only one value, without overwriting other adjustments and values.

You can use the Presets in XMP format also in Adobe Photoshop

Installing Presets in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) 10.3+ (Windows & Mac)

1. Open your image in Adobe Photoshop.
2. At the top menue click on Filter and select “Camera Raw Filter”.
3. On the right you see the word “Basic” click the small burger next to it. Then, click “Load Settings”.
4. Choose the .xmp file(s) from downloaded and unzipped folder. Then click on “Load” button.
5. To apply a preset, click on OK button.

License Terms
The Presets are licensed for individual use only. Resale or redistribution is strictly prohibited. This non-transferable license is limited to the original purchaser and does not extend to companies or partnerships.

No Refunds
All sales of these digital products are final with no refunds, returns, or exchanges permitted due to their downloadable nature.

By purchasing, you agree to these terms.