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Lightroom displays any folders and files found in the “Develop Presets” folder in the Presets panel. If you’re using version 7.2 of Lightroom or earlier, organising your Presets is quite easy. “Library\Application Support\Adobe\CameraRaw \Settings” Organising the Lightroom Presets Folder pre v7.3
On a Mac, the location’s a little different. “C:\Users\rnwhalley\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\Settings” Here’s an example where Windows is on my C drive and “rnwhalley” is the user. On a Windows PC, you will find this in the Users folder. The new location for the Lightroom Presets folder is in the “Adobe\CameraRaw\Settings” folder. Things can easily get a little muddled because the old folders and files are still there, but Lightroom’s using a new folder location. The other was to the location of the Develop Presets folder. One was to the format of the Lightroom Preset files, which became XMP files rather than lrtemplate files.
That’s because when Adobe released version 7.3 of Lightroom (April 2018) they made a couple of changes. If you follow the above steps and find the Develop Presets, it’s possible that you’re looking at the wrong folder. If you’re using version 7.3 or later of Adobe Lightroom, the steps above won’t work and will probably leave you feeling highly frustrated. Then in April 2018, Adobe moved the Lightroom Presets folder and complicate things further changed the format used to store Lightroom Presets. This is the folder containing your Lightroom Presets.
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I expect both versions of the software to become aligned again in the future. The one you need says “Show Lightroom Develop Presets”. If you’re using a Windows PC, you won’t see one button but two. At the time I’m writing this tutorial, the Mac and Windows versions of Lightroom have diverged. This says “Show Lightroom Presets Folder…”.
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Or, on a Windows PC select “Edit | Preferences…” from the menu.