Ever Summer Presets – Michael Sasser

Ever Summer Presets Information

Ever Summer Presets is designed to enhance portrait images by providing carefully crafted color presets and stunning black and white presets.

Designed Specifically for Portraits

6 months of carefully dialing in the perfect balance of honest beautiful tones while giving a punch of life into any image. Designed specifically to soften skin even before any skin smoothing is applied. I live for summer and love warmth in skin tones so you can expect that in these presets.

Color Presets!

• When to use SKIN:
  Bright and even skin tones with vivid contrast and stunning greens
• When to use CRUSH 🔥:
  The most stylistic of the presets, Glowing warmth and a uniform tone throughout the image
• CRUSH ❄️:
  A cooler tone, pushing subtle blues in the shadows to bring out a look similar to Fuji film

Stunning Black and White Presets

• SILK:
  When you want a soft vintage or classic feel, lifted blacks and gentle highlights. Instant nostalgia
• ECHO:
  Perfect contrast with smooth tonal transitions. Get the pop without losing any detail
• SOLSTICE:
  The ultimate wow preset. Extreme contrast with dark blues and contrasty skies

About Author

Hello friend! Nice to meet you! I am Michael Sasser, your instructor for this course and I am SO excited to meet you. I have been a professional photographer for 11 years (I know, I can’t believe it either!). My first job was photographing children’s sports for 16 hours a day in the dead of summer for less than $10 an hour.

I decided that I needed to make a change if I was going to make this a real living. I photographed high school senior portraits, headshots, weddings, even music videos and wedding videos until I found boudoir. Now, I’ve been exclusively photographing boudoir for over three years, improving the lives of my clients and enjoying the extra time (and income!) it requires to travel more. I can’t wait to help you reach your goals!

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