SILENT HILL - LIGHTROOM PRESET

€12.97

A moody cinematic preset built around a nostalgic, dystopian vision.

It blends green-teal tones with deep shadows, muted colors, soft glowing highlights to create a raw analog atmosphere.

SILENT HILL turns flat digital photos into atmospheric frames.

Ideal for foggy days, empty streets, urban scenes, and low-light photography — designed to work naturally in both daylight and night shots.

Works on:

  • Lightroom Classic

  • Lightroom CC

  • Lightroom Mobile

Includes:

  • Lightroom preset (.xmp)

  • DNG mobile preset

Created by @jeremyshootss.

A moody cinematic preset built around a nostalgic, dystopian vision.

It blends green-teal tones with deep shadows, muted colors, soft glowing highlights to create a raw analog atmosphere.

SILENT HILL turns flat digital photos into atmospheric frames.

Ideal for foggy days, empty streets, urban scenes, and low-light photography — designed to work naturally in both daylight and night shots.

Works on:

  • Lightroom Classic

  • Lightroom CC

  • Lightroom Mobile

Includes:

  • Lightroom preset (.xmp)

  • DNG mobile preset

Created by @jeremyshootss.

1. Introduction

Thank you for downloading the SILENT HILL preset.

This preset is designed to recreate the mood of film with subtle halation-like warmth, deep cinematic blues, and a soft grain structure.

This guide covers installation and my tips for getting the best results.

2. Installation (Desktop – Lightroom Classic)

  1. Open Lightroom Classic

  2. Go to the top menu → File → Import Develop Profiles and Presets

  3. Select the .xmp file you purchased

  4. Click Import

  5. Check the Presets panel — it will appear inside your chosen folder

3. Installation (Mobile – Lightroom Mobile)

If you’re using an iPhone or Android:

Method A — You have Lightroom Desktop

  1. Import the preset into Lightroom Classic or Lightroom CC

  2. It automatically syncs to the Lightroom Mobile app

  3. Find it under Presets

Method B — You only use Lightroom Mobile

  1. Add the provided DNG file (if you choose to include one for customers) to the Lightroom Mobile app

  2. Open the DNG photo

  3. Tap the three dots → Create Preset

  4. Name it NIGHT DRIVES

4. Best Practices for Using the Preset

📌 Adjust these

every time

:

  • White Balance:

    This preset is tungsten-inspired. Adjust Temp/Tint to match your scene.

  • Exposure:

    Set it before applying the preset.

  • Contrast (Optional):

    Night scenes vary — you may want +10 to +20.

📌 Works best on:

  • Night street photography

  • Mixed tungsten/fluorescent lighting

  • Neon scenes

  • Urban portraits

  • Cinematic parking garages / gas stations

  • Low-contrast raw files

📌 Avoid or tweak on:

  • Bright daylight (desaturate blues less)

  • Very yellow street lights (push Tint slightly magenta)

5. My Shooting Tips (Add personality & value)

  • Shoot RAW whenever possible — the halation/warmth effect looks cleaner.

  • Slight underexposure (-0.3 to -0.7) gives a more cinematic result.

  • Use a longer focal length if possible; it enhances the film-like compression.

  • Use practical light sources (lamps, signs, shops) as rim lights for portraits.

  • If your camera allows it, keep contrast low in-camera for more editing headroom.

6. Contact / Support

If you have questions or want feedback on your edited shots, feel free to reach out on Instagram: @jeremyshootss

Enjoy the look — and keep shooting cinematic.