Red Letter Days - Rosey Tones
A preset pack for Wedding and Portrait photographers that will make your images pop while staying true to your subject's skin tone.
It might be your first trip to Europe, it might be the day you said ‘I do’, or when you got into your dream school. Whether it’s your wedding day or a Wednesday, I believe we have the power to turn any moment into a red letter day!
01. Warm Subtle, rosey warmth that gives your images a dreamy hue. 02. Bold A bright overlay of colors that make your photos pop. 03. Moody From cooler tones to black and white, this preset pack offers a range of dynamic, moody filters.
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Our Review
Red Letter Days Preset Pack — four road-tested looks for travel portraits
The gist: A tightly curated four-preset pack that gives traveling photographers a consistent, repeatable edit for portrait and elopement work shot anywhere.
- Four distinct moods, one purchase: Friday (warm, rosey), Saturday (bold with a smokey blue overlay), Sunday (cool-toned), and Monday (moody black & white) — all from creator Jessica Whitaker.
- RAW-first, phone-friendly: built for Adobe Lightroom on RAW files, with the creator noting it also works on iPhone/JPG shots, just with more manual tweaking needed.
- Fast turnaround on the road: one preset click starts a full color grade, useful when you're editing between flights instead of at a desktop.
- Skin-tone-conscious: designed around wedding/portrait work, so the grading sits naturally on skin rather than pushing a heavy tint over everyone in frame.
On her own product page, Whitaker describes the range from Friday's "warm and rosey vapor" to Monday's "moody black & white filter" — four looks meant to carry one shoot from playful to elegant without switching tools mid-edit.
Best for: nomad photographers who shoot portraits or elopements abroad and want a repeatable, brand-consistent edit without building presets from scratch. Skip it if: you shoot mostly landscapes, or need a bigger library than four looks. Runs ~$44-60 depending on where you buy — check the current price before buying.
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