SHOW - Shots in 65:24 format (Xpan)

[Jan.Wedekind]

I really like this LUT, Jan!!

I think this is the Autumn LUT from the Creator LUTs in Lumix Labs. I mapped the red front button to LUT now, which is actually a lot of fun. The G9ii can use LUTs too of course but I have not really used it much at all so I am quite literally playing dumb and just throw stuff at it, press the button, scroll the wheel and see if I find something that looks interesting. Quite fun to play with, especially when it's so easy to access via the button!

 

[Jan.Wedekind]

This has actually just sent me down a little rabbit hole: I knew that in-body you can see the LUT applied in the info of the review (the details screen when you click DiSP a few times). But I could not see that info easily on my Mac since neither Preview nor Photos nor Lightroom show the full EXIF data,

For the nerdy ones here, I can recommend installing the exiftool command line tool. One of the lines is "Panasonic 0x00f1" and that field contains the LUT label . Useful I would say especially if, like me, you end up just randomly scrolling through LUTs and apply something else each time and will never ever remember what it was like

Speaking off, here is one from with, I kid you now, "SAMPLE LUT3" that was shipped with the camera.

PS1R3236 by Jan Wedekind, on Flickr

 

[CharlesH]

For the nerdy ones here, I can recommend installing the exiftool command line tool. One of the lines is "Panasonic 0x00f1" and that field contains the LUT label

Great tip!!

 

[Travis Butler]

This has actually just sent me down a little rabbit hole: I knew that in-body you can see the LUT applied in the info of the review (the details screen when you click DiSP a few times). But I could not see that info easily on my Mac since neither Preview nor Photos nor Lightroom show the full EXIF data,

For the nerdy ones here, I can recommend installing the exiftool command line tool. One of the lines is "Panasonic 0x00f1" and that field contains the LUT label . Useful I would say especially if, like me, you end up just randomly scrolling through LUTs and apply something else each time and will never ever remember what it was like

Speaking off, here is one from with, I kid you now, "SAMPLE LUT3" that was shipped with the camera.

View attachment 11278PS1R3236 by Jan Wedekind, on Flickr

Nice! I like this one even better than the first one.