Blake Hogge Presets – G-Presets

Harkening back to early inspiration in his work, Blake Hogge went in search of a visual nuance that leaves you pining for the details. The kind of imagery that comes at you with gorgeous subtlety and true dedication to its subject. What we ended up with is a pack offering true to color tonality and gentle swaths of warmth for a full spectrum of feelings. Skin tones remain creamy with soft contact and calm highlights that keep subjects center frame. If you find yourself inexplicably attracted to this pack, you’re not alone. The magic of the Blake Hogge presets is really more of an experience than an explanation.

Blake Hogge Presets consists of 9 color presets and 1 BW presets.

Before and after images below demonstrate how each preset manipulates an image with identical white balance and exposure.

What You’ll Learn In Blake Hogge Presets

• BH1
  BH1 is anchored in Blakes signature style. Dragging you in with creamy skin tones, warm highlights, and cool shadows while still retaining ambient color. This one gets the kiss of the chef.
• BH2
  BH2 is all about preserving the goodness in tricky light. Superb on both backlit images and blue-hour shots, it makes slight adjustments to blues that create a modern 80’s film vibe.
• BH3
  A harsh light maestro, BH3 pulls highlights down without sacrificing creamy skin tones. It’s hard to not get beautiful results with this preset.
• BH4
  Blakes signature preset for dream light on a cloudy day, BH4 preserves skin tones and color while offering a subtle warmth and breeze of coolness.
• BH5
  BH5 is a bit of a wildcard in the pack. It desaturates yellows for a truly unique vibe in your photos and is absolutely ideal for golden-hour sunsets. So get ready to be both surprised and delighted.
• BH6
  The warmest preset of the pack, BH6 will be your magic wand for keeping skin tones balanced in darker/cooler lighting scenarios.
• BH7
  The most desaturated preset of the pack, BH7 has a poppy cinematic edge that’s both incredibly versatile and downright fun.
• BH8
  BH8 maintains clean highlights for a crisp moodiness that punches up highlights for a little drama and looks absolutely dreamy in golden-hour shots.
• BH9
  A slight twist on BH2, BH9 is great for using on backlit images when you want to maintain highlights. Whites will jump a level in brilliance while getting a dash of contrast.
• BH10 BW
  This is the signature Blake Hogge Black and White Preset. It’s contrasty for pop without overwhelming subjects. And with lowered blacks and an itch of grain, it nearly always surprises on images that you didn’t think would look great in Black and White.

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