Summer 01 Warm Summer | Summer Film Preset for Lightroom Mobile & Desktop

H1 is for outdoor, lifestyle, and travel photographers who want a consistent, warm summer film quality that works across varied conditions without requiring heavy calibration.

For photographers who post varied outdoor content and want one reliable summer preset that handles everything from morning lifestyle to afternoon travel.

It works everywhere. H1's clean warm character suits direct sun, soft morning light, and overcast outdoor conditions equally.

The color is polychrome, not warm-filtered. H1 lifts multiple color channels simultaneously — the result feels like vibrant summer light rather than a warm overlay.

It is the most consistent preset in the collection. Apply across a full shoot and the results stay cohesive regardless of how the light changes.

1 × H1 Warm Summer DNG file — for Lightroom Mobile
1 × H1 Warm Summer XMP file — for Lightroom Classic
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This preset captures the bright, organic aesthetic and warm summer tones similar to the iconic H1 filters. It’s the perfect professional alternative for those wanting a natural, analog-inspired look that feels open and airy. By emulating the color science of premium consumer film stocks used for vacation and travel photography, the H1 ensures your digital shots have a polished, "sun-soaked" finish that stands out on both desktop and mobile.

H1 works across all outdoor lighting conditions. White balance: 5,000-5,400K for daylight, 5,600-6,000K for overcast. Preset strength: 85%.

On phone photos: 80-82% strength. Reduce Green Saturation -5 if outdoor foliage reads too vivid.

What is the difference between H1 and H2? H1 is the clean, versatile baseline — warm with natural color presence. H2 Vibrant Summer is richer and more saturated — best for travel photography where bolder color is appropriate. H1 for everyday versatility, H2 for bold outdoor content.

Does H1 work for portrait photography? Yes — H1's clean warm character produces natural skin rendering. For portrait-specific calibration with elevated skin glow, the Glow Portrait Archive is more appropriate.