What's Inside?

✔️ 12 film-inspired presets for Adobe Lightroom — each one modeled on the color grade of a specific 80s or 90s movie

✔️ .XMP files for Lightroom and Lightroom Classic, both Desktop and Mobile

✔️ .DNG files that work with the free version of Lightroom Mobile

✔️ No subscription — download once, use forever, on all your devices

Scroll down to see every preset with real before/after examples. No stock photos, no cherry-picked studio shots — these are my own photos I took in Sweden, Denmark, and Italy.

Bring the essence of 80s and 90s films to your photos and give your edits the cinematic treatment they deserve.

How It Works

From Download to Edit in Under 5 Minutes

  1. Buy the pack. You'll get a download link by email right after checkout.
  2. Unzip and import. Drop the .XMP files into Lightroom (or open the .DNG files in the free mobile app).
  3. One click. Pick a preset, tweak exposure if needed, done. Every preset is fully editable, so you can dial the look up or down to fit your shot.

No plugins, no accounts, no watermarks. Just presets that work.

PRESET

9" Blade

Inspired by Rambo: First Blood (1982)

A rugged, naturalistic look with lush greens, earthy browns, and deep shadows built for the outdoors.
Best for: forest, hiking, and moody landscape shots.

Photo of castle in Italy edited with 9" Blade, a Rambo–inspired cinematic Lightroom preset

9" Blade

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Photo of castle in Italy before editing - Original Image

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88 mph

Inspired by Back to the Future (1985)

Crisp and high-contrast, with vibrant blues and warm skin tones. Pure 80s retro-futurism.
Best for: portraits, street photography, and golden-hour shots.

Photo of lime tree in foreground and Tuscany landscape in the background edited with 88 mph, a Back to the Future–inspired cinematic Lightroom preset

88 mph

Preset Applied

Photo of lime tree in foreground and Tuscany landscape in the background before editing — original image

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Bartertown

Inspired by Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985)

A dusty, post-apocalyptic grade. Desaturated browns, warm oranges, and deep shadows.
Best for: harsh light, deserts, gritty urban scenes.

Photo of Kärnan Tower in Sweden edited with Bartertown, a Mad Max–inspired cinematic Lightroom preset

Bartertown

Preset Applied

Photo of Kärnan Tower in Sweden before editing — original image

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Indy

Inspired by Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)

Classic adventure tones: warm golden highlights, earthy browns, and a touch of vintage contrast.
Best for: travel photography, old towns, and historical settings.

Photo of a small village in Tuscany edited with Indy, a Indiana Jones–inspired cinematic Lightroom preset

Indy

Preset Applied

Photo of a small village in Tuscany before editing — original image

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Kumite

Inspired by Bloodsport (1988)

Slightly faded and golden-toned, with deep reds and strong contrast. Underground tournament energy.
Best for: gyms, sports, and warm indoor light.

Photo of a flowers and a church in Tuscany edited with Kumite, a Bloodsport–inspired cinematic Lightroom preset

Kumite

Preset Applied

Photo of a flowers and a church in Tuscany before editing — original image

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Never Rat

Inspired by Goodfellas (1990)

Warm, nostalgic, and cinematic. Rich reds, deep blacks, and golden highlights straight out of a gangster classic.
Best for: restaurants, night scenes, and lifestyle portraits.

Photo of a bench in Helsingborg edited with Never Rat, a Goodfellas–inspired cinematic Lightroom preset

Never Rat

Preset Applied

Photo of a bench in Helsingborg before editing — original image

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Red Pill

Inspired by The Matrix (1999)

The signature green tint, deep contrast, muted blues, and desaturated highlights. Cold, digital, cyberpunk.
Best for: cityscapes, tech, and night photography.

Photo of a vineyard in Tuscany edited with Red Pill, a Matrix–inspired cinematic Lightroom preset

Red Pill

Preset Applied

Photo of a vineyard in Tuscany before editing — original image

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Stallion Punch

Inspired by Rocky (1976)

Muted tones, warm shadows, and a raw, slightly desaturated feel. The contrast carries the struggle; the golden hues carry the win.
Best for: documentary-style shots, portraits, gritty streets.

Photo of Nyhavn in Copenhagen edited with Stallion Punch, a Rocky–inspired cinematic Lightroom preset

Stallion Punch

Preset Applied

Photo of Nyhavn in Copenhagen before editing — original image

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T-800

Inspired by The Terminator (1984)

Cold, dystopian, and blue-heavy, with deep shadows and cyan hues. Gritty, futuristic, relentless.
Best for: night city shots, industrial scenes, winter light.

Photo of Copenhagen Christmas Market edited with T-800, a Terminator–inspired cinematic Lightroom preset

T-800

Preset Applied

Photo of Copenhagen Christmas Market before editing — original image

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The First Rule

Inspired by Fight Club (1999)

Moody and grungy. Strong green and yellow tones, deep blacks, desaturated midtones. Raw and underground.
Best for: urban decay, interiors, edgy portraits.

Photo of red flowers in Tuscany edited with The First Rule, a Fight Club–inspired cinematic Lightroom preset

The First Rule

Preset Applied

Photo of red flowers in Tuscany before editing — original image

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Wingman

Inspired by Top Gun (1986)

Bold and high-contrast: warm golden tones, deep blues, and strong reds. Peak 80s blockbuster.
Best for: sunsets, beach shots.

Photo of a beer tap in Copenhagen edited with Wingman, a Top Gun–inspired cinematic Lightroom preset

Wingman

Preset Applied

Photo of a beer tap in Copenhagen before editing — original image

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Yippee-ki-yay

Inspired by Die Hard (1988)

Gritty but cinematic. Strong blues against warm interior lights, full of tension.
Best for: mixed lighting, night interiors, city streets in December.

Photo of a canal in Copenhagen edited with Yippee-ki-yay, a Die Hard–inspired cinematic Lightroom preset

Yippee-ki-yay

Preset Applied

Photo of a canal in Copenhagen before editing — original image

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Perfect For:

✔️ Portraits, travel, urban, and lifestyle photography — any shot that deserves a cinematic treatment

✔️ Creating that dreamy VHS look or a crisp 35mm film aesthetic without shooting actual film

✔️ Photographers, filmmakers, and content creators who want consistent, movie-grade color across their feed

Bring the essence of 80s and 90s films to your photos and give your edits the cinematic treatment they deserve.

Made by a Photographer

I'm Thiago Mazzeo, a photographer and filmmaker based in Sweden. I built these presets for my own work first, testing them across hundreds of photos in different light: Scandinavian winter gray, Tuscan summer sun, city nights. Every before/after on this page is my own photo, edited with one click of the preset shown.

If a preset only works on one perfect photo, it's not a preset — it's a coincidence. These aren't Instagram filters. They're created based on the color grades of true cinematic movies, modeled on how real cinematographers lit and toned these films. These twelve earned their place in the pack.

FAQ

How will I receive the presets?

Instantly. After checkout you'll get an email with a download link. The presets come in a .ZIP file containing .XMP files (for Lightroom Classic, Desktop, and Mobile) and .DNG files (for the free version of Lightroom Mobile).

Are the presets compatible with all Lightroom versions?

Yes. The .XMP files work with Lightroom Classic, Lightroom Desktop, and Lightroom Mobile. If you use the free Lightroom mobile app, the included .DNG files have you covered — no Adobe subscription required.

Do they work on both RAW and JPEG photos?

Yes, though you'll get the most flexibility from RAW files. On JPEGs the presets still work — you may just want to fine-tune exposure and white balance after applying.

Can I adjust the presets after applying them?

Absolutely. A preset is a starting point. Every slider stays fully editable, so you can dial the grain down, push the contrast up, or adapt the look to your shot.

Can I use the edited photos commercially?

Yes! Client work, prints, social media, your portfolio. The presets themselves can't be resold or redistributed, but everything you create with them is 100% yours.

How do I install the presets?

In Lightroom Desktop/Classic: go to the Presets panel, click the three dots → Import Presets, and select the .XMP files. In the free mobile app: open a .DNG file, copy its settings, and save them as a new preset. It takes about five minutes total.

Can I return the product?

Because presets are digital files delivered instantly, all sales are final and non-refundable. If something's wrong with your download, email me and I'll sort it out.

Didn’t find your answer?

Don't hesitate to contact me. It's just me here, and I actually read every message.