A Hasselblad-inspired medium-format look for LUMIX Real Time LUT. Load one .cube and every JPEG comes out natural, creamy and soft on skin, no editing.
The closest way to shoot a Hasselblad-style look on a LUMIX is a .cube LUT loaded through Real Time LUT. Our Porcelain look emulates that natural, creamy medium-format rendering Hasselblad is known for, gentle contrast, honest colour and beautifully soft skin, and it bakes that into every JPEG as you shoot while your RAW is saved untouched.
Porcelain is $9, loads in about a minute, and is tuned to LUMIX colour so skin stays soft and flattering rather than flat on bodies like the S9 and S5II.
The Hasselblad look is less a single film and more a colour philosophy: the natural, understated rendering of Hasselblad's medium-format cameras and their colour science. It is prized for smooth tonal transitions, calm and truthful colour, and skin that stays soft and dimensional, the painterly, gallery-print quality that made medium format the standard for portraits.
Translated into a LUT, that means gentle contrast, clean neutral colour, a green-leaning calm palette and a soft highlight roll-off that flatters skin. That is what Porcelain recreates in-camera on LUMIX.
Porcelain carries that natural, medium-format character across portraits and quiet, everyday frames, so you get the Hasselblad feeling straight out of camera. It ships with same-scene before and after frames shot in-camera on a LUMIX, so you can see the rendering before you buy. Pair it with two more if you want a shelf of moods on your card.
There are two ways in, and both take about a minute. Full detail is in the install guide.
Porcelain is a standard .cube LUT for LUMIX Real Time LUT, so it loads on every LUMIX body that supports the feature: the S9, S5II, S5IIX, S1II, S1RII, G9II, GH7 and the L10. It also works in desktop editors like DaVinci Resolve, Premiere and Lightroom. Shooting a specific body? See our guides for the S9, S5II and L10.
Porcelain is $9, delivered instantly, and loads onto your LUMIX in about a minute. It includes the .cube plus the illustrated setup guide.
Chasing a different look? We map camera and film looks to something you can shoot in-camera: the Leica look, Fujifilm Astia and Portra 400. New to all this? Start with getting started with LUMIX LUTs, or browse all our film emulation looks.
Porcelain, our Hasselblad style look, is $9. If you want to try the Real Time LUT workflow first, our free LUMIX LUTs page has a free look you can load and shoot with before buying.
No. Porcelain is an independent colour emulation inspired by the natural, medium-format Hasselblad look. It is not made by, endorsed by or affiliated with Hasselblad. It recreates the character of that rendering as a LUT you can shoot with in-camera on LUMIX.
Porcelain. It is built around that natural, creamy medium-format rendering, with gentle contrast, a calm green-leaning palette and soft, flattering skin.
Yes. It is a .cube LUT for LUMIX Real Time LUT, so the look is previewed live and baked into the JPEG as you shoot, with the RAW saved untouched.
Yes. It works on the S9, S5II, S5IIX, S1II, S1RII, G9II, GH7 and L10, and in desktop editors like DaVinci Resolve, Premiere and Lightroom.
Yes. Porcelain is a standard .cube file, so it loads in most editors as well as in-camera on LUMIX. Read more about what a Real Time LUT is.