Node Mill - Davinci Resolve - LensNode:
LensNode is a fast, fun, and accurate representation of physical lens characteristics, rendering 100% on the GPU. The design is so user-friendly that it takes mere moments to add, and then one can either explore creatively or delve into technical aspects with LensNode. It's possible to recreate famous lens characteristics based on presets derived from physical, real-world data. With an ever-expanding database of different lenses, LensNode allows you to embellish your footage with the ease of combining lens characteristics. This means you can make custom, "impossible" lenses like combining a Canon FD with the coma from a Helios 44-2.
The intuitive nature of LensNode comes from an easy slider to increase these effects, allowing one to make crazy visuals quickly. Each parameter is fully animatable and adjustable. The presets are derived from real-world data captures, enabling precise profiling. The software is able to recreate difficult effects like comatic aberration, which are important for vintage lenses, and avoids distortion at the edges, which is proportional to the edge of the frame in blend, unlike anything else. It has a fast bloom rendition, captured at 14-bit softness and contrast, which comes close to the top plugins for diffusion filters.
LensNode can accurately recreate chromatic aberration whilst keeping the integrity of the original lens and slight changes in hue as gradients occur in soft focus with painted edges that are representative of actual lens shapes. Edge blur and swirl are two diopter characteristics that LensNode portrays better than any other software. Edge vignettes and color casts are derived from real-world lenses, and LensNode will adjust them to the appropriate exposure for your shot. Fringe is determined from high-contrast areas. LensNode will also eliminate or tone down fringing via hue, saturation, and lightness from the center edge, which is optional, and helps add to the texture of lens nodes, making it a competitor with all others.
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