Natural greens. Editorial control. No radioactive foliage.
Lightroom has a special talent: turning real world greens into neon, cyan, yellow drift, or muddy mush. Green Tone Shift is the fix. This tool pack gives you precision green transformations designed to create believable, refined foliage while keeping your edit clean and consistent.
These are not full look presets. They are stackable tools built to sit on top of your base profile or preset, whether that base is tEE or something else. Pick the direction you want, apply one tool, then dial the amount to taste.
Built around Adobe’s modern Point Color engine and mask aware behavior, so transitions stay smooth across real gradients like leaves, grass, and tree lines, instead of breaking into crunchy steps.
Here is the color science part you can flex about.
We did not build this by guessing what “green” is. We built a foliage only reference pipeline. We sampled greens from a large library of real world imagery, isolated foliage and plant chroma, then used machine learning assisted clustering to collapse an absurd number of samples into the most statistically common hue, saturation, and luminance neighborhoods that actually occur in nature.
That process produced a foliage specific anchor matrix: 403 reference tones organized as 13 saturation and luminance strata across 31 hue stops from 45 to 225 degrees. In plain English, we mapped the entire foliage manifold, from sunlit vivid spring greens to deep shaded pine, muted sage, grey greens, and the drift boundary zones where Lightroom loves to fail (yellow drift, cyan drift, neon spikes, muddy low chroma collapse).
Each GTS tool is a constrained remap of that foliage manifold. Instead of brute forcing global HSL shifts, we apply targeted hue rotation with controlled chroma compression and luminance protection that is tuned to those anchor neighborhoods. The result is cleaner gradient continuity, fewer neon artifacts, more believable highlight behavior, and greens that keep depth in the shadows without turning into dead olive sludge.
