Film-look .cube LUTs made for the LUMIX S9 and its Real Time LUT feature. Load one, and every JPEG comes out of the camera already graded.
The LUMIX S9 has a dedicated LUT button and Real Time LUT, so a .cube LUT bakes a finished film look into every JPEG as you shoot, with your RAW saved untouched. You load LUTs wirelessly through the free LUMIX Lab app or from an SD card, and the S9 holds up to 39 at once.
Below are six film-emulation looks built for the S9, from $9 each, plus the exact steps to install them.
The S9 was designed for creators who want a finished look straight out of camera. It is the first full-frame LUMIX with a dedicated LUT button on the body, so switching looks takes one press. Because the grade is applied in-camera through Real Time LUT, there is no Lightroom step and no export: the JPEG lands finished while the RAW stays clean for anyone who wants to grade by hand later.
That makes the choice of LUT the whole game. A good .cube tuned to LUMIX colour science gives you consistent skin tones and highlights shot after shot, which a generic exported LUT often cannot.
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 S9 in under a minute.






There are 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 S9.
Start free. The official LUMIX Lab app has around 200 creator LUTs for the S9 at no cost, and they are a great way to learn what you like. A paid look is worth it when you want a specific, consistent film stock with real before and after proof, tuned to the S9's colour science. For the full picture, see our honest roundup of the best LUMIX LUTs in 2026, free and paid.
Two ways. Transfer the .cube wirelessly with the free LUMIX Lab app (add to library, pair the S9, Transfer to Camera), or copy the .cube to an SD card and load it on the S9 under Photo Style, Real Time LUT, LUT Library, Load. Then press the LUT button and shoot. Full steps are in our install guide.
The S9 stores up to 39 LUTs in-camera at once, so you can keep a shelf of looks ready and switch between them with the dedicated LUT button.
No. The look is baked into the JPEG as you shoot, while the RAW is saved untouched alongside it, so you can always grade differently later.
Yes. They are .cube LUTs made for LUMIX Real Time LUT, which the S9 supports. They also work on the S5II, S5IIX, S1II, S1RII, GH7 and G9II, and in desktop editors like DaVinci Resolve, Premiere and Final Cut.
It is a look-up table the S9 applies live as you shoot, so the colour grade is previewed in the viewfinder and baked into the JPEG. Read more in what is a LUMIX Real Time LUT.