Flames & Fireworks
Our Review
Flames & Fireworks Lightroom Preset — Make Your Festival and Fireworks Shots Look Cinematic
The gist: A one-click Lightroom preset built specifically for the chaotic, high-contrast light of pyro and festival nights — exactly the kind of shot travelers bring home from New Year's, Diwali, or a music festival abroad.
- Built for pyro and low light: Tuned for flames and fireworks, pushing bold oranges and reds with a cool-toned base for a cinematic punch rather than a blown-out, orange mess.
- One-click apply: Designed to work across different camera types with just one click and minor adjustments — useful when you're editing on the road and don't have time to hand-grade every shot.
- Doubles as a landscape look: The listing notes landscape photographers use it too, so it isn't a one-trick preset for your whole travel gallery.
- Lightweight buy-in: Runs about $11, a low-risk way to test whether a paid preset actually changes your editing workflow.
Creator Sabrina Makmur is a Bangkok-based photographer and filmmaker whose concert and festival work, per her Moment creator profile, includes shooting for Creamfields and artists like Nicky Romero, R3HAB, Timmy Trumpet, and W&W — the same low-light, pyro-heavy conditions this preset is built around.
Best for: travelers photographing festivals, fireworks displays, or night markets who want a fast, consistent edit. Skip it if: you mainly shoot daylight landscapes — this preset's strength is nighttime contrast. Runs about $11 — check the current price before buying.
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