lp_Tweaky : Brings a variety of little tweaking-options, like a Vibrance, WB-Slider, Tint, etc
LightWrap_Simple : An alternative to built-in LightWrap plugin, simpler to use, also it as an option to dilate wrap to get a bigger effect
FrameStamp : a very simple stamp that show the current frame in the corner of the image
Vignette : Darken the Edge of the image to mimic camera vignetting
###Draw/Relight
ReShade : GPU Relighting of 3D renders using a Normal pass
ReFlect : take a Normal pass and an image and output a fake reflection pass .
SSAO : Generate ScreenSpace Ambiant Occlusion from a Z pass
Z2Normal : Z to Normal, create a Normal pass from any grascale image to be used with ReShade PyPlug
lp_CleanScreen : Evens out your Chroma-Screen with the help of a Cleanplate.
lp_Despill : An alternative to built-in Despill node that is quick and easy to setup.
lp_HairKey : A keyless Keyer for fine detail like hair which is hard to come by with a matte.
lp_SimpleKeyer : A very simple Keyer for a wide variety of operations. Inspired by Nukes Keyer-Node
Chromatic Aberration : a Chromatic Aberration filter similar to Blender's one
ChromaticAberrationPP : a Chromatic Aberration filter with lot's of options to fine tune. It supports both axial and lateral chromatic aberration which can be adjusted separately. While the Plugin above is more artistically, this one should work fine for matching already existing chromatic abberations in your images.
Defocus : Add a bokeh blur to the image
EdgeBlur : Blur the image according to the edges of an Alpha mask
lp_ColourSmear : Smears the colors around a given Alpha
lp_Despot : Despots for black or white pixels
lp_fakeDefocus : A very faky Defocus. Very faky. Not very good. Might work for tiny things.
PM_VectorBlur : Blur the image according to a vector/motion pass. Very simple implementation so it may not work in all cases.
ZCombine : Merge two images according to their Zpass
Shaker : Add a shaking effect to the input image
Just download the files and copy them to your pyplug/plugin dir. more info here :
http://natron.readthedocs.io/en/master/devel/natronpath.html
An installer will soon be made available
You can make a Pull Request or if you're not comfortable with that just tell us here :
https://forum.natron.fr/t/what-about-having-a-pyplug-repository/1027