LensNode ships with a library of lens profiles, each created from real-world capture and profiling. You choose one with three cascading dropdowns. For the full list of available lens presets, see Lens Profiles below.

Manufacturer / Family / Variant

• Manufacturer narrows the library to the manufacturer of the original lens.
• Family selects a series of lens created by that manufacturer.
• Variant picks the specific lens. Most of the time this is a focal length and lens speed, but can also be a particular unique variant.

Choosing a lens here sets every one of LensNode’s eight characteristics to that lens profile at once.

Host differences: this behaves differently in Final Cut Pro.

The expanding profile library

The library grows as we add more lens profiles to it. This is time-consuming work, but we try to add as many as we can with each new release. Because these profile selection dropdowns are essentially a shortcut for the underlying per-characteristic settings, you can actually change each effect layer to use a different lens profile. See Mix & Match to combine traits from several profiles at once.

Lens Profiles

Every profile below is built from real-world capture of an actual lens. Choose any of them with the Manufacturer, Family, and Variant dropdowns above, or assign a different profile to each characteristic with Mix & Match. The library expands as we add more lens profiles to it over time.

7Artisans

• FloralBloom
  • 37mm T2.9

Angénieux

• Angénieux-Zoom 10X25HP 25–250mm
  • 25mm T3.7
  • 35mm T3.7
  • 40mm T3.7
  • 55mm T3.7
  • 75mm T3.7
  • 100mm T3.7
  • 135mm T3.7
  • 180mm T3.7
  • 250mm T3.7

Asahi

• Super-Takumar
  • 20mm f4.5
  • 105mm f2.8
  • 135mm f3.5
• SMC Pentax
  • 85mm f1.4

Canon

• FD
  • 24mm f1.4 S.S.C. Aspherical
• Rangefinder
  • 50mm f0.95 “Dream Lens”
• nFD
  • 50mm f1.4

Cooke

• Panchro i/Classic
  • 21mm T2.2
  • 32mm T2.2
  • 40mm T2.2
  • 50mm T2.2
  • 75mm T2.2
  • 100mm T2.2
• S4
  • 14mm T2
  • 18mm T2
  • 25mm T2
  • 32mm T2
  • 40mm T2
  • 50mm T2
  • 75mm T2
  • 100mm T2
  • 135mm T2

Deakinizer

• #1
  • 60mm T3
• #2
  • 60mm T3
  • 60mm T5.6
• #2A
  • 32mm T2.1
• #3
  • 60mm T3
  • 60mm T5.6

DZOFilm

• Arles Prime FF-VV
  • 14mm T1.9
  • 40mm T1.4

Helios

• 44-2 (MMZ 1973)
  • 58mm f2.0

Kowa

• SETR
  • 50mm f1.9

Leica

• Summilux-R
  • 50mm f1.4

Lensbaby

• Obscura 16
  • 16mm f22
  • 16mm f45
  • 16mm f90

LOMO

• Illumina MK1 S35
  • 18mm T1.3
  • 25mm T1.3
  • 35mm T1.3
  • 50mm T1.3
  • 85mm T1.3

Mamiya

• Sekor-C
  • 80mm f1.9

MIR

• MIR-1SH (VOMZ 1990)
  • 37mm f2.8

Nikon

• Nikkor
  • 24mm f2.0
  • 35mm f1.4
  • 50mm f1.2
  • 85mm f1.4

Olympus

• OM-System
  • 50mm Auto-Macro f2.0

Petzval

• Pro
  • 55mm T1.8 BC1
  • 55mm T1.8 BC2
  • 55mm T1.8 BC3
  • 55mm T1.8 BC4
  • 55mm T1.8 BC5
  • 55mm T1.8 BC6
  • 55mm T1.8 BC7
  • 80.5mm T2 BC1
  • 80.5mm T2 BC2
  • 80.5mm T2 BC3
  • 80.5mm T2 BC4
  • 80.5mm T2 BC5
  • 80.5mm T2 BC6
  • 80.5mm T2 BC7

Pocket Dispo

• Classic
  • 28mm f10

Tokina

• AT-X PRO II
  • 28–70mm f2.8 (28mm)

Tribe7

• Blackwing7 (X-Tuned)
  • 20.7mm T1.9
  • 27mm T1.9
  • 37mm T1.9
  • 47mm T1.9
  • 57mm T1.9
  • 77mm T1.8
  • 107mm T1.8
  • 137mm T1.9

Voigtländer

• Nokton Classic
  • 40mm f1.4

Zeiss

• Contax Distagon T* (MM)
  • 25mm f2.8
  • 35mm f2.8

Film look profiles

Original Node Mill profiles inspired by effects from specific films.

• Civil War
  • Alex Garland, 2024
    Based on the rainbow aberration lens effect added in post-production to key shots. Uses the Chromatic Aberration effect layer.
• Sinners
  • Ryan Coogler, 2025
    Two profiles based on the radial blur and smearing seen in certain shots throughout, as well as the famous Club Juke scene. Uses the Chromatic Aberration effect layer.

Node Mill Profiles

Original profiles made by the developers.

• Alpha FF
  A modern lens profile with a little bit of character, but not too much. Circular, clean bokeh shapes.
• Kotosu MC
  A vintage lens profile based on Japanese optics from the 1960s and 1970s.
• Loptic SC
  A modern but unique lens profile based on popular Super16 zooms from the early 2000s and 2010s.
• Optichrom SP
  A Super35 lens profile based on cinema glass from the 1930s.
• Shift CV
  A curated lens profile with anamorphic bokeh shapes. Inspired by some common digital lens effects.
• Vetzna FL
  A very vintage lens profile based loosely on early optics from the mid to late 1800s.
• Zenisk ZB
  A vintage lens profile based on popular Russian optics from the 1970s and 1980s.

Bokeh Shapes

Profiles which only use the Bokeh Blur layer, for adding interesting shapes to your blur. Can be swapped in to any lens profile using Mix & Match.

• Oval
• Ninja Star
• Crescent
• Star (5-Point)
• Star (8-Point)
• Drop (inward / outward)
• Triangle (inward / outward)