Color quality Panasonic V Canon?

[GroundtruthGeo]

I am a map-maker and animator - who is working more and more with live footage, including a bit of my own run and gun type shooting.  I have two cameras, one is a Canon 60D and the other a Panasonic GX7.  Similar prime lenses on each.  While I much prefer the look/feel/size/versatility and mechanics of the Panasonic, I feel like the Canon produces much richer more engaging color.  Any thoughts on this, anything easy I can do in post to liven up the Panasonic image - ala an Instgram filter?  How about the shooting settings?

[Inazuma]

I am also an animator and own the GX7  What settings are you using currently? 

Try shooting on Natural or Standard with all the things dialled down and then apply this LUT in post. (Note: Works best in good light)

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[JazzBox]

I use 2 Panasonic (GH4 and G6): they are stunning and I'm very happy. The only thing I miss from my Canon time is the color from "Neutral" profile.
But, since I grade every single clip I use in projects it is a non-issue. 
And I've found that shooting with Cine-D or Cine-V without messing too much with contrast/curves/pedestal give best results. Or using "Natural" with contrast -3, saturation -3.

[Nick Hughes]

I don't like to dial down the saturation too far in the GX7- I find it difficult to bring the colors back to life. 

[GroundtruthGeo]

Thanks Amigos.  I'm going to try some of these tricks around town this week and see what I come up with.  I'd love to put the Canon out of mind.