This app helps filmmakers and location scouts visualize shots by simulating real cinema cameras, lenses, and sensor formats. It offers advanced zoom controls, authentic lens vignettes, and integrated location scouting tools with sun-path analysis.
1.3 (18)
October 15, 2026
LENS KITS • Put together the cameras and lenses you're using, and switch between them from the camera screen. • Keep only the focal lengths you carry; the arrows skip the rest. FRAME LINES • Show up to three frame lines at once, each in its own colour. • Type any ratio you like, such as 2.10 or 4:5. Photos and videos record the lines as you see them. LENS VIGNETTES • The lens picker shows which lens sets have a measured vignette. • Sensors too big for our vignette data are marked, and their vignette stays off. A NEW GUIDED TOUR • A short tutorial shows zoom control, lens vignettes, sun data and LUTs. Open it again anytime from Settings → Guided Tour. FIXES AND IMPROVEMENTS • Photos and videos you import are now copied into Lenset, so they stay even if you change or delete them in Photos. • With limited Photos access, imported shots, likes and project links no longer disappear. • Naming a project, scene, kit or shot list now happens right in place, instead of a pop-up squeezed by the keyboard. • Help bubbles no longer get cut off at the top of the screen. • More lenses and cameras: Tribe7 Blackwing7 tunings, Cooke anamorphic zoom names and new sensor sizes.
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Lenset is a director's viewfinder app that allows filmmakers to simulate various cinema cameras, lenses, and sensor formats. It also includes tools for location scouting, such as GPS tagging and sun-path analysis.
Lenset supports 63 cinema cameras from 10 manufacturers like ARRI, RED, and Sony, along with over 300 sensor formats. It also includes 66 lens sets with real vignette data and over 100 additional data-only references.
Lenset features a dedicated zoom-pull engine for cinematic moves, offering logarithmic and linear zoom modes with 7 customizable zoom curves. A speed slider allows for precise control from 0-100%, with optional feathering for smooth ramping.
Yes, Lenset includes built-in location scouting features. Each capture is GPS-tagged with compass heading and tilt, and you can project your camera's field-of-view onto a map. It also provides a sun-path overlay for planning sunrise, sunset, and golden hour.
Lenset is available for iPhone and iPad devices.
Lenset is a paid application, priced at $11.99.
No, Lenset does not contain advertisements.
Lenset was last updated on June 25, 2026, with version 1.0.5(12), indicating regular updates to add new features and lens data.
