London Superia 200H

LOOK

5 Mar

Towards the end of 2025 I travelled over to London for 24hrs for an event. In the few hours I had before and after the event, I shot a bunch of random images of stuff I walked past… Recently I opened up the RAW images from this one day trip and decided to use them to design a new LUMIX ‘look’ that is flexible, subtle and steers away from the classic Kodak colours.

The result was this new LUMIX ‘look’ I’ve called London Superia 200H and as the name suggests it leans more towards the Fujifilm colour spectrum of greens and magentas. Check out some examples of this ‘look’ below…

At the centre of this new ‘look’ is my Hibiscus LUT which I designed back in 2025. It has a real Fujicolor feel to it already but is maybe a little strong at 100%. After turning the LUT Opacity down to 70%, applying an i.Dynamic Range setting of LOW, I pumped the Contrast right the way up to +5 to bring this ‘look’ alive.

I’ve given London Superia 200H a White Balance setting of Auto for flexibility but with quite a severe shift to the amber/magenta side simply to balance out the LUT and get a consistent Fuji-like colour throughout. To tame this wild White Balance shift I’ve turned down the Saturation of this ‘look’ ever so slightly for a bit of control.

And there you have it, that’s London Superia 200H. This new LUMIX ‘look’ is reminiscent of some classic Fujifilm film stocks… there’s maybe a bit of Pro 400H, C200 or even Superia 200 in there, all coming from my LUT ‘Hibiscus’ which you can download using the button below…

Download 'Hibiscus' LUT

If you’re looking for a more subtle, well rounded ‘look’ to shoot JPEGs with your LUMIX camera then definitely give this one a blast. I’m really happy with how it turned out and think a lot of people out there will enjoy their own results. Check out all the settings below…