L.Monochrome S
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L.Monochrome S is a free LUMIX Photo Style recipe by Panasonic LUMIX. Enter the settings below on the camera; no file is needed.
Smooth Shadows Inspired by Soft-Tone Printing Paper This style, based on L. Monochrome, brightens tonal values and enriches highlight gradation. With softened contrasts, it beautifully captures human skin tones and delivers gentle, luminous expressions.
Photo Styles parameters
set in camera- Base Photo Style
- L.Monochrome S
Before using this recipe
This recipe or downloadable preset may not include all settings recommended by the original creator. For the intended look, also set the recommended White Balance, WB shift, exposure compensation (EV), and any other camera settings.
Not recorded here yet: White Balance, WB shift, Exposure compensation (EV). Check the creator’s original recipe for them.
Please visit Panasonic LUMIX — original recipe page for complete instructions and the latest updates. The recipe or file hosted here may be an older version.
How to apply
Lumix · Photo StylesFor: LUMIX cameras with Photo Style / My Photo Style
- 1
Select the style
Choose the listed Photo Style.
MENUPhoto Style - 2
Enter the values
Adjust the style and enter each value listed above.
- 3
Save as My Photo Style
Store it in a My Photo Style slot if your model supports it.
- A LUT made for V-Log looks wrong on a different base style.
- Menu names vary slightly by model and firmware.
L.Monochrome S
Original creator
Panasonic LUMIX
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Fully compatible with LUMIX S9
- Fully compatible with your LUMIX S9 (loads directly into 39 slots via LUMIX Lab & LUT button).
Works with
Compatibility not yet verified. Check the creator’s original recipe for supported models, required settings and firmware.
No file — set in camera
This recipe is applied by entering the values below directly on a Lumix camera.