DVLOP vs Lightroom Presets by peva3

DVLOP is an editing platform offering photo presets designed to speed workflows and support creative experimentation. Its camera-specific profiles are intended to maintain a similar look across camera systems. Each camera has separate daylight and warm-temperature profiles, which Lightroom and Camera Raw blend according to white balance. In recent Lightroom Classic and Adobe Camera Raw versions, presets can adapt to an image’s ISO. Packs include mix-and-match components, and users can save created styles in the DVLOP User Mix folder. The Sunlight pack includes three presets, modifiers, palettes and tools, plus Lightroom Mobile presets. DVLOP supports Lightroom Classic, Camera Raw, Lightroom desktop and mobile, and Capture One styles. The Installer has macOS and Windows apps; the Mac app supports Intel and Apple silicon. Individual preset or style packs start at $39.00 USD one-time, and the Chris Burkard Bundle is $99.00 USD one-time. The free Impossible Things Lightroom Classic plug-in is available to anyone with a DVLOP account.

Lightroom Presets by peva3 is a free set of XMP presets for Lightroom Classic and Lightroom CC, available as a ZIP download. Its 445 presets are grouped into 13 categories, including film-inspired looks such as Kodak Portra, Fujifilm Classic Chrome, Cinestill 800T and Ilford HP5, plus creative styles and alternative processes. The project is presented as an open-source alternative to commercial preset packs. The XMP files can be inspected, modified and shared, and the repository lists the project under the MIT license. Presets are intended for macOS and Windows. Installation instructions give Develop Presets folder paths for both systems and advise restarting Lightroom after copying the files. The README recommends adjusting white balance and exposure after applying a preset; its grain settings were tuned for 24MP images. The project also invites questions and contributions through an issue or discussion.