Bright, clean summer colour with deep blue water, warm light and gentle contrast. Vintage Summer is our take on the Fuji Astia slide look, rendered rich and sunlit rather than faded. Loads straight onto your camera for finished JPEGs.
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The same frame, straight out of the camera. Left is the standard LUMIX rendering. Right is Vintage Summer applied in-camera. No Lightroom, no export. Drag to compare.
Vintage Summer deepens the blues, warms the light and keeps colour clean and natural, for a bright, sunlit summer feel rather than a faded one. Inspired by Fuji Astia slide film. It renders in-camera as you shoot; the untouched RAW is saved alongside if you want it.
Your RAW is saved untouched alongside the graded JPEG, so you always keep the option to grade differently later.
Two ways in. Wireless through the free LUMIX Lab app, or straight from an SD card. Both take about the same time.
Every look works on its own, and three or more come as a set. Keep a shelf of moods ready on your card.
No. Vintage Summer is an independent emulation in the spirit of the Astia slide look, rendered sunlit rather than faded. Fujifilm and Astia are trademarks of FUJIFILM Corporation, and this product is neither endorsed by nor affiliated with them.
Vintage Summer renders noticeably brighter than the camera's own Standard, which is the point in hard midday light and too much everywhere else. Expose around -2/3 to hold sky and skin. On overcast days the Cloudy preset puts back the warmth the flat light takes out.
No. The one free look is Amber 200, our Kodak Gold rendering, on the free LUMIX LUTs page. It is a full, unrestricted .cube, so it is the honest way to see how a Real Time LUT behaves on your camera before buying. Vintage Summer is $9 on its own, or $39 for all seven.
Any body with Real Time LUT: the S9, S5II, S5IIX, S1II, S1RII, G9II, GH7 and L10. It is a 33-point .cube file, the size LUMIX loads in-camera, and it goes on via the LUMIX Lab app or straight from an SD card. The install guide covers both.
Yes. It is a standard .cube, so it loads in DaVinci Resolve, Premiere, Final Cut, Lightroom and LumaFusion as well as in-camera. The licence covers personal and commercial work.