Few months back, I posted how to load Adobe Revel presets into Lightroom.

Since then, Adobe has revamped their mobile Photoshop Express application, it is now based on the same photo processing pipeline as Revel is. Most of the settings are compatible with Lightroom, and the presets are still stored as XMP files inside their application bundle.

Loading develop settings from XMP isn’t supported by Lightroom, but Preset Ripper plugin gets the job done.

There were about 20 interesting presets in addition to Revel presets and non-Lightroom stuff. Following is the list of Lightroom 5 renditions of those presets. (Here’s the original). Looks like “Bright” and “Cinematic” are very similar to each other.

Once again, you can load any of these presets into your own photo using the Preset Ripper plugin, either by opening the original XMP files, or by downloading any of these JPEG files below (right click, save as) and opening it in the Preset Ripper plugin.

PSX60sTVGrab

PSX60sTVGrab

PSXBright

PSXBright

PSXCinematic

PSXCinematic

PSXClassic

PSXClassic

PSXColorful

PSXColorful

PSXGlow

PSXGlow

PSXGrain

PSXGrain

PSXHighContrastBW

PSXHighContrastBW

PSXInfrared

PSXInfrared

PSXOrange

PSXOrange

PSXOrton

PSXOrton

PSXPinhole

PSXPinhole

PSXSepia

PSXSepia

PSXSepia1

PSXSepia1

PSXTheBlues

PSXTheBlues

PSXTwilight

PSXTwilight

PSXVibrant

PSXVibrant

PSXVingetteBlue

PSXVingetteBlue

PSXVintageII

PSXVintageII

PSXWarmVintage

PSXWarmVintage

PSXWhiteMist

PSXWhiteMist

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  1. Hi!

    Stupid question.

    I have downloaded the presetripper and want to use it to copy settings from Photoshop express into Lightroom.

    But how do I open the ripper plugin once downloaded?! Frim inside Lightroom somehow?

    Thanks.

  2. Hi Jarno,

    quick one: do you have the preset for the dappled filter thats on the current version of PS Express app? It’s similar to the blues but does a way better job. Can not find it anywhere?
    Thanks
    Andy

  3. Hi Jarno

    Amazing work, thank you!

    As Andy posted last year, any chance you can look at proving a rip for the current PS Express filters or a few of them currently listed in the standard version? Namely; vibrant, autumn, spring, summer, winter, invert, bueno, pastel, haze, koi, aquatic, silvered, misty, dappled, dream, superpunch, vivid, glow, contrast punch, B&W, carmine, and memory.

    Best

    Grant

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