This LUMIX ‘look’ has been inspired by one of my favourite film stocks . The unique, dynamic, complicated but beautiful CineStill 400D. Check it out…

I’m really pleased with this new CineStill 50D ‘look’.. I love the muted colours and soft contrast of this film stock and having a LUMIX ‘look’ that matches that, is a lot of fun to shoot with…

A couple of years ago Lomography released LomoChrome Color ’92 and being born in 1992 myself, I was instantly intrigued. Check out my LUMIX ‘look’ inspired by this film stock here…

No matter what you call it, Kodacolor 200 or ColorPlus, I absolutely love the look of this film. It’s punchy, vibrant, warm and just an all-round great look for everyday use…

Ilford Delta 3200 has very deep shadows but softer highlights and it is extremely grainy due to the fact it is designed for very low light situations. This is a really fun look to shoot with and uses my ‘Ash’ LUT and a Photo Style of L.Monochrome at its base…

Kodak Aerocolor IV is a film stock I have experience with shooting and one that I love the look of. The combination of dark greens and toasty warm tones that it captures is what has inspired this LUMIX look…

Kodak’s Portra 800 is definitely one of the prettiest and most well loved film stocks out there. I definitely felt the pressure when designing this one but I have landed on a LUMIX look that’s really lovely to shoot with and one that I hope lots of you will enjoy…

The first 35mm stock I ever shot with was Fujicolor C200. If you aren’t familiar with C200, it was a consumer grade film stock made by Fujifilm in the 1990s loved by all for its low cost and classic Fuji colours. Here’s my LUMIX version…

This year (2025) I've been working on a film photography project solely shot on Ilford HP5 Plus 400 which sparked an idea, to create a LUMIX look inspired by this iconic 35mm film - so here it is…

This year (2025) I've been working on a film photography project solely shot on Ilford HP5 Plus 400 which sparked an idea, to create a LUMIX look inspired by this iconic 35mm film - so here it is…

This is one of those recipes I’ve been asked to adapt by a lot of people. It’s another one from FujiXWeekly and it certainly isn’t a mystery what this recipe is all about…

There’s something about the Pacific Blues recipe by Ritchie Roesch (FujiXWeekly) however that just works for me. The over saturation, the deep shadows, the high dynamic range, it’s quite a specific look but I think it’s cool…

With the help of the Fujify LUTs, I took it upon myself to tackle another of the most popular Fujifilm recipes out there, this time it’s Classic Cuban Negative by Osan Bilgi…

Reggie’s Portra by Reggie Ballesteros is maybe the most popular Fujifilm recipe ever created, so when Fujify released their LUTs for LUMIX cameras, I just had to try recreate the look for myself…