# Missing Fujifilm Camera Profiles

Luminar Neo doesn't have built-in Fujifilm camera profiles (like Classic Chrome, Velvia, etc.). However, you can achieve very similar looks for your RAW files by loading custom DCP profiles or LUTs created by the community of enthusiasts.

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#### :thinking: Where to Find These Profiles

You can download free DCP and LUT files that mimic Fujifilm profiles from this [**GitHub repository**](https://github.com/abpy/FujifilmCameraProfiles)**.**

#### :tools: How to Install and Use DCP Camera Profiles in Luminar Neo

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**Download** the DCP files from the [**GitHub link**](https://github.com/abpy/FujifilmCameraProfiles):&#x20;

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**Unzip** the downloaded folder:

* On **Mac**: Double-click the .zip file.
* On **Windows**: Right-click the .zip file > select **Extract All**.
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**Open Luminar Neo** and switch to the **Edit** tab.
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Scroll to the **Essentials** section and open **Develop RAW**.
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Under **Camera Profile**, click the dropdown and choose **Add Custom DCP**.

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In the dialog that opens, **navigate** to your unzipped folder and **select a DCP file**.

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The selected profile will appear in the **Custom Profiles** list for you to apply.

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#### How to Install and Use LUTs in Luminar Neo

1. **Open Luminar Neo** and go to the **Edit** tab.
2. Scroll down to the **Creative** section and click on **Mood**.
3. Choose **LUT > Load Custom LUT File**
4. Navigate to your previously unzipped folder and open the 'cuber lut' folder.
5. Select the LUT (**.cube** file) you want to use.
6. Once loaded, you can fine-tune the look using the Mood tool’s sliders.

You can check the video tutorial here:

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