Why is the snow blue in my photo and how do I fix it?

Cameras often get the white balance wrong on snow and make it cold. The “Clean Snow” preset warms the shot a little and brightens the whites, so the snow looks more natural.

Which preset works for Christmas photos with string lights?

“Holiday Lights” and “Christmas Warm Fireside” under the “Festive” filter: warm lights, rich reds and a soft vignette.

Can I make a photo look cold and frosty?

Yes, the “Frosty” filter includes “Frosty Blue” and “Misty Morning” — they add cool blue tones and a light haze.

What's the difference between “Clean Snow” and “Frosty Blue”?

“Clean Snow” warms the white balance slightly and brightens the shot so the snow looks white. “Frosty Blue” does the opposite: it cools the photo and mutes warm colors.

Winter and holiday presets: snow, frost, festive lights

Presets for winter walks and the holidays: clean white snow without a blue cast, frosty cool tones, warm string lights and cozy shots by the Christmas tree.

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Presets: 6

Christmas Warm FiresideFestive · Cozy
Misty MorningFrosty
Clean SnowSnow
Frosty BlueFrosty · Snow
Holiday LightsFestive
Warm KnitCozy

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Winter and holiday presets: snow, frost, festive lights

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Presets for winter and holiday photos

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