To get the most out of the TOKYO preset, photographers should pay attention to their exposure settings during the shoot. Because the preset is designed to enhance "glow," slightly underexposing your shots can prevent highlights from blowing out when the preset is applied. Once imported into Lightroom, users can fine-tune the "Temperature" and "Tint" sliders to match the specific lighting of their environment, as Tokyo’s lights can range from cool fluorescent to warm tungsten.
If you have the files (often found via Google Drive or Pinterest links), you can apply it as follows: TOKYO Preset Adobe Lightroom Lorrayne Mavromatis
The Tokyo Preset by Lorrayne Mavromatis is designed for Adobe Lightroom to replicate a neon-lit, high-contrast, "cyberpunk" aesthetic, featuring cyan/magenta tones and crushed blacks. Available as .DNG or .XMP files, the preset is ideal for nighttime street photography and is compatible with Lightroom Mobile and Desktop. For more details, explore the collection on To get the most out of the TOKYO
“Want to make your night photos look like a scene from a sci-fi film? Meet the TOKYO Preset by Lorrayne Mavromatis. If you have the files (often found via