Just like with your native app, when you move the unlocked exposure reticle around the frame, it takes a reading from that area.
If they are red (locked) no change will take place.
Wherever you place the reticle, FiLMiC Pro will take the reading from that area of the screen.īUT only if they are white unlocked. The reticles can be moved around the screen, just like the native camera app reticle. In FiLMiC Pro that reticle has been split into 2 reticles, so you can control them separately. But that reticle is for both exposure and focus. In your native app you probably also have a reticle, which goes yellow when you lock it. You can lock and unlock them just by tapping them. So, the circle is your exposure reticle and the rectangle is your focus reticle. If you just tap this button here a couple of times, you should have both reticles – but they will be red. If you don’t see one or both of these, or they’re red, then either you have one of the manual control wheels open or the reticle is locked. For example, like the crosshairs in a sniper’s sight. But a reticle is basically a series of lines or marks which form a measuring or locating aid for some kind of optical device. I’m not sure if I used the word reticle before I started using FiLMiC Pro. When you open up FiLMiC Pro, in the middle there’s a white circle and a white rectangle.
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