Browse verified, open-source 3D LUTs calibrated specifically for Panasonic LUMIX full-frame and Micro Four Thirds sensors. Download directly to your SD card or sync via the LUMIX Lab app to shoot film emulations and cinematic grades straight out of camera.
Guide
Best for: LUMIX creators wanting proven film looks straight out of camera.
Yes, all LUTs in the library are open-source (MIT / Creative Commons) or official Panasonic sample profiles.
Photo of Liu Shishi by Alessia807 via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0.
Each LUT is shown at its recommended in-camera opacity, the Dial on its card: LUMIX S9, S5II, GH7 and G9II mix a LUT with the unaltered picture from 10% to 100%. Tap a photo to compare it with the original.
Base: Natural → Kodak Portra 400 Daylight
Flattering skin tones with gentle highlight roll-off and warm golden undertones. The world standard for portrait and lifestyle photography.
Base: V-Log → Fuji Eterna D55 Cinema
Iconic Japanese cinema stock: understated contrast, soft pastel greens, and filmic shadow rolloff suited for narrative storytelling.
Base: Natural → CineStill 800T Night
Designed for neon night streets and golden tungsten lights. Cool cyan shadows contrasted with warm halation on bright light sources.
Base: V-Log → Cinematic Teal & Orange
Panasonic's celebrated sample look: complementary teal shadows and warm orange skin tones create high-production Hollywood visual contrast.
Base: Natural → Smoky Matte Film
Muted highlights, lifted matte shadows, and subtle fine color adjustments in blues and warm tones for an understated poetic aesthetic.
Base: Cinelike D2 → Crimson Shadow Contrast
Applies subtle crimson and crimson-amber tints to deeper shadows while keeping natural foliage greens crisp and narrative-rich.
Base: Portrait → Healthy Peach Skin
Pushes yellow-green color casts away from skin tones toward flattering peach-pink. Forgiving contrast that softens facial blemishes naturally.
Base: Natural → Golden Sunset Warmth
Infuses warm golden sunlight into skin highlights and hair edges. Perfect for late afternoon outdoor portrait sessions.
Base: Flat → Cyberpunk Urban Night
Deep obsidian blacks, enhanced red/blue neon sign saturation, and crisp microcontrast for atmospheric urban night photography.
Base: L.ClassicNeo → Magnum Photojournalism
Inspired by classic Magnum photojournalism: punchy shadow separation, honest organic midtones, and restrained sky blues.
Base: LEICA Monochrome → Leica Hard Monochrome
Replicates the dramatic, high-contrast black-and-white look of traditional Leica M cameras with deep blacks and punchy whites.
Base: L.Monochrome D → Silver Halide Darkroom
Rich film-inspired monochrome with fine tonal gradation between midtone shadows and soft highlight printing paper texture.
Base: Natural → Kodak Gold 200 Consumer Negative
Classic consumer 35mm warmth with golden yellow-amber midtones, rich contrast, and soft teal shadows. Timeless vacation and street aesthetic.
Base: LEICA Monochrome → Kodak Tri-X 400 Grain
Legendary photojournalism black and white stock. Rich midtone micro-contrast, crisp highlights, and deep charcoal shadows.
Base: Vivid → Fujichrome Velvia 50 Slide
High saturation color reversal slide film. Punchy crimson reds, deep cyan skies, and emerald foliage for dramatic landscapes.
Base: V-Log → Blade Runner Neon Atmosphere
Sci-fi dystopian atmosphere with high-contrast amber highlights, teal shadow tints, and suppressed desaturated greens.
Base: Flat → Wes Anderson Symmetry Palette
Whimsical pastel color palette: soft peach highlights, muted nostalgic mint greens, and gentle low contrast.
Base: Portrait → High-Key Studio Portrait
Clean luminous skin tones with lifted midtone radiance, gentle contrast, and natural pink undertones for beauty and fashion.
Download the .CUBE file to your iPhone or Android device. Open the official Panasonic LUMIX Lab app, tap LUT Library → Import, then sync wirelessly via Bluetooth to your LUMIX S9, S5II, or GH7.
Format your SD card in-camera. On your computer, copy the .CUBE or .VLT files into the /LUMIX/LUT/ directory. Insert the card into your camera, navigate to Photo Style → LUT Library → Load, and assign to Memory slots 1–39.