© Sadeq Hayati
© Sadeq Hayati
© Sadeq HayatiAbout
This preset collection by Sadeq Hayati is crafted for editing landscapes in various lighting and weather conditions. Whether your scene is sunny, cloudy, warm, or cold, you’ll find a matching style to enhance it. Each preset works to improve colors, light, and details while correcting common issues such as overly dark or overly warm tones.
What is included
30 Luminar Neo Presets
Compatibility
Get photos like these
Using RAW files you will easily practice retouching tips and learn how to get photos like these.
The story
© Sadeq HayatiThese presets were inspired by years of photography trips, capturing landscapes in diverse places, seasons, and lighting conditions.
The author created them to give photographers practical tools for improving light, color, and overall beauty in their shots.
They’re not just for correction — they’re meant to spark creativity and help you experiment with your own artistic style.
Some presets even include eye color adjustments for portraits within landscapes. If colors feel too bold, simply adjust the saturation for a softer result.
The goal is to give you both control and inspiration for every scene.
You’ll find 30 presets in this Pack, each tailored for different lighting, weather, and tonal conditions in landscape photography.
Match a preset to your scene for an instant, balanced edit, or explore them creatively to develop your own signature look.
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Creator
Sadeq Hayati
Photographer & Educator
Sadeq Hayati is an award-winning photographer, videographer, and art director dedicated to capturing the hidden wonders of the night. For over a decade, he has traveled the world, revealing the quiet beauty of the cosmos through art and education.
Sadeq shares his vision to raise awareness about the importance of preserving dark skies and reducing light pollution. His experiential night photography workshops and adventures are followed by enthusiasts worldwide.
His work has been featured by National Geographic, NASA, BBC, Forbes, The Guardian, Wikipedia, and the Greenwich Royal Observatory.
