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We’re gonna walk through the three key adjustments to make when editing with the Phlow in Lightroom. These are the three main edits that we typically follow after applying a proset to get your image looking the way it was meant to. After the image is looking right, you can make further tweaks to colors, lighting, etc. as you'd like. 

Understanding the focal plane in photography is essential in creating well composed photographs. The focal plane refers to the area of the image in which your subjects will be the most in focus. This area of focus spans from left to right - you can think of it as a horizontal line across the image.

If you’re using an Android mobile device, importing presets and profiles into Lightroom is now a breeze! And the best part about it? You don’t need a computer or Lightroom Subscription to import. With an Android device (sorry Mac users), one can now use and download the Phlow straight from your phone. This is a game changer for those who want to edit solely on their mobile device, and don’t want to pay for a Lightroom Subscription. 

Custom profiles are truly the magical ingredient behind the Phlow Proset design. By using custom profiles in our Phlow system, we have changed the photo editing experience into one that is powerful and smooth, giving you tools to create edits that are uniquely yours. 

Today we’re diving into some tools and techniques to enhance your Photoshop editing skills. We’re learning about Photoshop Presets, what they can do your workflow vs. Photoshop Actions, and breaking down the specifics of each. Let’s get into it. 

Should you shoot in RAW or JPEG or both? What's the difference between these two file formats? We're here to break down the specifics of each and what may be the best for your workflow.