Photography Nodes
I wanted a way to batch add effects to images inside Comfyui so I made these nodes. Some of the effects should be ordered specifically so they stack and are effecting the image emulating camera effectsI made some workflows to show you the correct order.
Nodes (28)
The glow that makes highlights feel expensive
Bloom, dirt, anamorphic streaks, god rays
Color fringing that looks like a real lens, not a glitch effect
AMD's game sharpener, ported to your stills
The two sliders you reach for before anything clever
Blur the background like a lens, mask or no mask
The other half of the pack's invisible watermark system
The red glow around bright things that says 'shot on film'
Smudge the lens like you've actually been shooting
Bend the frame like a real wide-angle lens
The Levels panel you thought you'd left behind in Photoshop
Color grade with real LUTs — .cube, HALD, reshade, even 3D LUTs
Real screentone, not a cheap halftone filter
Render the image as if it's being displayed on a phosphor monitor
The 'clarity' slider your flat renders never had
Film grain with eleven personalities
Your image, replayed through a 1992 TV — no soldering required
Lens dirt that only shows up where the light is
Real dithering, real palettes, in your graph
Color pop without the crayon drawer
The dead-pixel fuzz on your camera sensor, emulated honestly
One knob, zero ceremony — and that's the point
The Photoshop sharpen you're used to, as a node
A color cast in one node, from white-balance fix to 'very film'
The bleeding color channels of a dying VHS tape
Six kinds of tape rot in one node
The cheap shortcut to 'this was shot on a lens'
An invisible watermark and a visible one, in the same node
Photography nodes for Comfyui
By TrophiHunter
I wanted a way to batch add effects to images inside Comfyui so I made these nodes. Some of the effects should be ordered specifically so they stack and are effecting the image emulating camera effects
I made some workflows to show you the correct order.
To add them look under my name TrophiHunter in the nodes area