Whiskey
Our Review
Whiskey Preset — warm, moody edits for street food and cocktail shots on the road
The gist: A single Lightroom preset built specifically for food and drink photography, giving travel food shots a warm, dark-toned look instead of the flat, over-bright edit most phone photos default to.
- Purpose-built for food/drink: pulled from creator Daniel Horvath’s Dark Food Photography Preset Pack, tuned for warm, moody tones rather than a general-purpose filter.
- Works in mixed lighting: Horvath notes it’s compatible with both flash and natural light, which matters when you’re shooting a night market stall one hour and a sunlit café patio the next.
- Soft contrast, orange-leaning tones: designed to add warmth and depth without blowing out highlights on glossy or backlit dishes.
- Low-commitment price point: a single preset rather than a full pack, so it’s an easy way to test Horvath’s editing style before buying a bigger bundle.
On Moment’s product page, Horvath — a European-based photographer and videographer behind the YouTube channel “POV PHOTO GUY” — describes Whiskey as "one of my all-time favorite presets," built from his own food photography work.
Best for: travelers documenting street food, markets, and drinks who want a consistent warm, moody look. Skip it if: you photograph mostly landscapes or portraits — this preset is tuned specifically for food and drink subjects. Runs ~$11 — check the current price before buying.
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