Film-look .cube LUTs made for the LUMIX GH7 and its Real Time LUT. Load one and every clip and JPEG lands already graded — the look baked in live, on the camera built for video.
The LUMIX GH7 has Real Time LUT built in, so a .cube LUT bakes a finished film look into every video clip and JPEG as you shoot, previewed live, while V-Log and the RAW are kept clean. You load LUTs through the free LUMIX Lab app or from a card, assign switching to a function button, and the camera holds up to 39 at once.
Below are six film-emulation looks that suit the GH7's video-first workflow, from $9 each, plus the exact steps to install them.
The GH7 is Panasonic's Micro Four Thirds video flagship, and Real Time LUT is where its colour pipeline shines. Because the look is applied in-camera and baked into the recording, your monitor shows the graded image as you shoot — you frame, expose and light to the final look instead of guessing against a flat V-Log picture. For a video camera, that live, finished preview is a genuine workflow advantage, not a gimmick.
It also records ProRes and open-gate high-resolution video internally, so the GH7 is often the hub of a proper shoot. A .cube LUT tuned to LUMIX colour science holds skin tones and highlights together far better than a generic export, and because Real Time LUT now applies to photos too, the GH7 gives you finished stills from the same profile.
Each look is sold on its own for $9, shown with same-scene before and after frames shot in-camera on a LUMIX, and loads onto the GH7 in under a minute.






Two ways in, and both take about a minute. Full detail is in the install guide.
Every look has a same-scene before and after, shot in-camera on a LUMIX.
Start free. The official LUMIX Lab app has a large library of creator LUTs for the GH7 at no cost, and they are a great way to learn what you like. A paid look earns its keep when you want a specific, consistent film stock with real before and after proof, tuned to LUMIX colour science. Prefer to dial it by hand? See LUMIX recipes. Shooting other bodies too? See our LUMIX G9II LUTs, LUMIX S9 LUTs and LUMIX S5II LUTs guides, or check which cameras have the feature in every LUMIX with Real Time LUT. For the full field, here is our honest roundup of the best LUMIX LUTs in 2026. Chasing a specific film stock? See our Portra 400, Kodak Gold and Fujifilm LUT guides.
Yes. The GH7 has Real Time LUT built in and applies it to both video and photos. Load a .cube LUT and the camera bakes the film look into every clip and JPEG as you shoot, previewed live, while V-Log and RAW are kept untouched.
Transfer the .cube wirelessly with the free LUMIX Lab app (add to library, pair the GH7, Transfer to Camera), or copy it to a card and load it under Photo Style, Real Time LUT, LUT Library, Load. Assign Real Time LUT to a function button to switch looks quickly. Full steps are in our install guide.
Yes, and that is its strength. Real Time LUT is baked into the recorded video live, so your monitor and the final clip both show the graded look with no post step. It applies to stills as well.
Real Time LUT itself needs no special card, but the GH7 records ProRes and high-bitrate open-gate video, so use a CFexpress Type B card for those modes and a fast UHS-II SD card otherwise. The look is baked in regardless of card speed.
The GH7 stores up to 39 LUTs in-camera at once, the same as the other Real Time LUT bodies. New to LUTs? See our getting-started guide, or read more about Real Time LUT.