Cool and bleached, as if a thin web hangs over the light. Strongly desaturated with a grey-blue undertone and visible grain, ghostly without making the skin look ill.
- XMP · Lightroom Classic, CC & Camera Raw
- .costyle · Capture One
- .cube · 3D LUT (DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro)
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Cobweb
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Character and mood
Cobweb acts as if a thin, dusty web hangs over the light. Cool, bleached, ghostly, but without making skin look ill.
What the preset does to your photo: saturation drops significantly and the undertone tips grey-blue, with a visible grain that gives the image an old, weathered feel. Skin stays legible instead of corpse-pale.
The look suits cobwebs, old interiors, abandoned buildings and any image that calls for a ghostly, faded mood.
Choose Cobweb when you want a cool, bleached look without the heavy colour of Blood Moon or Night Shade.
Installation
Lightroom Classic & CC (desktop)
Unzip the downloaded file on your computer. Open Lightroom Classic and go to the Develop module. Right-click the Presets panel, choose 'Import Presets', and select the .xmp file. The preset appears in your list immediately and can be applied to any photo straight away.
Lightroom Mobile
Lightroom Mobile syncs presets via the cloud. Import the .xmp file into Lightroom CC on your desktop first. Once cloud sync completes, the preset is automatically available on your phone or tablet. An Adobe CC subscription is required for this sync feature.
Capture One
Unzip the file. Open Capture One and navigate to the Styles panel. Click the arrow next to 'Styles' and choose 'Import Style'. Select the .costyle file. The style is available in your library immediately. Works with Capture One version 21 and later.
DaVinci Resolve / Premiere Pro (3D LUT)
Copy the .cube file to your application's LUT folder. In DaVinci Resolve via Project Settings → Color Management → LUT folders. In Premiere Pro via the Lumetri Color panel → Creative tab → Look → Browse. The LUT works on both LOG and standard exposed video footage.
