A Guide to FiLMiC Pro by Aron Anderson

If you grabbed a free copy of FiLMiC Pro last week or have had the app for a while but not really played with it much, or have found the options a little daunting, then check out this walk through guide to setting up and using FiLMiC Pro by Aron Anderson from TrinityFXmg.

Comments

[Ariston Collander]

Great post! I downloaded FiLMiC Pro for my 4S when it was available for free but haven't had a chance to play with it because I was a bit intimidated by the interface and the settings. Your video really helped explain everything. Thanks!

[Aron Anderson]

Thank you for commenting and im glad my video helped you out.

[Nelson C.]

Just like ariston said. i havent used filmic because it just looked hard to use. but thanks to your video i see i was completely wrong thanks!

[Aron Anderson]

Im glad I could help Nelson.

[Marlene DeGrood]

This would be my app of choice for videos if it had a "Flip Screen" setting like "Almost DSLR" does. I shoot a lot with the Owle Bubo and Envision's 35mm adapter so I really need that flip so I'm not looking at everything upside down.

[Aron]

I just talked with the guys at Filmic Pro and they are implementing the flip screen feature to use encinema adapter.

[Matt]

Hi Aron,

Did the developers of Filmic Pro tell you when the Flip Screen feature will be available for Filmic Pro?

Thanks,
Matt

[Aron Anderson]

No they just told me they are working on it as fast as they can. They are very fast in fixing issues. I will post it here when I get the news.

[Tim]

This answered, indirectly, a question I had about the app. My videos were all upside down. If I turned 35mm flip on, then the display was upside down, and the taken video was fine, but that's not good either.

Watched your video, noticed your rotation lock was off. I keep mine on all the time. Turned mine off, and the app started taking videos the right way up. Wouldn't have thought of that myself, probably.