Filmic

On cost

the pages read do not publish any price, rate, fee or price list for Filmic Pro or for the add-ons. There is no published subscription cost, no published trial length and no published refund policy on the site. Several add-ons are stated to be in-app purchases, which means the current cost is shown in the Apple App Store or Google Play listing at the time of purchase rather than on this website. The one pricing statement published anywhere on the site is on the education page, which offers "50% off an annual subscription redeemable through student managed codes" and notes that volume licence purchase is available with introductory discounts for bulk purchases. Any other quote, estimate or price figure must come from Filmic directly or from the app store listing.

The website does not publish a phone number, a mailing address, a physical location or office hours, and it does not publish a response time or service-level promise for support requests. There is no booking or appointment system, because the products are apps rather than an in-person service; a customer downloads Filmic Pro from the Apple App Store or Google Play and contacts support afterwards if something is wrong.

Filmic also publishes social accounts that appear in the site footer: Facebook (FilmicPro), X/Twitter (@FiLMiCPro), Instagram (filmicapps), LinkedIn (filmic-inc-), YouTube and Vimeo.

The privacy policy linked in the footer is hosted at support.bendingspoons.com, and a law-enforcement information document is hosted on bendingspoons.com. The footer copyright reads "© 2024 Evernote Corporation. All rights reserved." Account, billing, refund and subscription questions are not answered on the website and should go to the help centre; anything about a specific charge or refund must not be guessed.

DoubleTake is designed for situations where you need more than one perspective at the same time, such as:

• Interviews (shot/reverse shot of interviewer and subject)
• Instructor and student demonstrations
• Vloggers capturing themselves and their subject or product
• Travellers recording both themselves and the location
• Live events, concerts and similar multi‑angle situations

Key features

Discrete Mode (Shot/Reverse Shot)

• Records two full‑size 1080p video streams simultaneously.
• Can use the front and rear cameras together, or two different rear lenses (for example, wide and telephoto).
• Supports both landscape 16:9 and vertical 9:16 aspect ratios.
• Produces separate A/B video tracks for easier editing.

Discrete Mode (Varied rear lenses)

• Can record with any two available rear cameras at the same time on supported iPhone models.
• Includes a movable picture‑in‑picture (PiP) preview window that can be moved, expanded or swiped offscreen without interrupting recording.

Picture‑in‑Picture (PiP) Composite Mode

• Combines two camera feeds into a single composite video with PiP.
• PiP options include:
• Moveable window with anchor points
• Swipe off screen and restore
• Real‑time layout adjustments while recording

Video specs

• Full‑frame focus and exposure.
• Selectable broadcast frame rates: 24, 25 and 30 fps.
• 1080p resolution at high bitrate encoding (this is the maximum resolution Apple's multi‑cam API supports).

Relationship with Filmic Pro

• DoubleTake is a standalone app but is often used alongside Filmic Pro for more complex productions.
• Filmic's site showcases examples of filmmakers combining DoubleTake with Filmic Pro to capture multi‑angle, cinematic sequences.

Platform, pricing and compatibility

• DoubleTake is an iOS app; multi‑camera functionality is specifically targeted at iPhone 11 and 12 series devices and later, subject to Apple's multi‑cam support.
• The Filmic website does not publish a price or subscription details for DoubleTake; current pricing and supported device information come from the Apple App Store listing.
• Exact capabilities can vary by iPhone model and iOS version, so users should confirm support in the App Store description or via Filmic support before relying on a specific setup.

What CineKit does

• Adds advanced imaging profiles, including Flat and LOG gamma curves, designed for colour grading in post-production.
• Transforms supported 8-bit and 10-bit devices into a high‑end mobile cinema camera by capturing more highlight and shadow detail than the standard profile.
• Is required to access Filmic's LogV2 and LogV3 gamma curves in Filmic Pro.

LogV2

• Filmic's LogV2 is described as a quantum leap in high‑end mobile video imaging, offering up to 2.5 extra stops of dynamic range on 8‑bit devices.
• Works on all iOS devices and most Android devices that support the Camera2 API.
• Allows compatible iPhone XS and 11 series devices to exceed 12 stops of total dynamic range at base ISO, which Filmic notes can rival certain dedicated cinema cameras.
• Uses Filmic's internal "Cubiform" computational imaging module to remap luminance and expand usable dynamic range while fitting the result back into an 8‑bit container for encoding.

LogV3 and 10‑bit support

• LogV3 is introduced for iPhone 12 series and select Android devices that support 10‑bit recording.
• Offers a LOG curve tailored to 10‑bit capture, giving even more latitude for grading than on 8‑bit devices.
• Availability of LogV3 depends on the specific device; not all phones are supported.

Post‑production and LUTs

• Filmic provides an official LUT pack for LogV2 that converts Flat and LOG footage to Rec.709, compatible with major NLEs such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X and DaVinci Resolve.
• Third‑party tools like FilmConvert and CineMatch provide camera profiles specifically for Filmic Pro's Flat and LogV2 modes.

Device and pricing notes

• The website states that LogV2 is part of the Cinematographer Kit in‑app purchase inside Filmic Pro; no prices or subscription details are published on the site.
• Supported devices and exact feature sets can change over time. For current compatibility, pricing and requirements for CineKit, LogV2 and LogV3 on a specific phone or OS version, customers should check the Filmic Pro listing in the Apple App Store or Google Play, or contact Filmic support.

Audio is called out separately

"Filmic Pro V7 offers support for 16 and 24 bit audio streamlined or professional audio meters and a dedicated audio QAM."

On gamma, the page describes "the ability to shoot in a range of dynamic gamma curves including flat and log gamma curves for better image results in post production color grading applications."

V7 also adds a Custom Function Button: "Personalize your Filmic Pro experience with a dedicated Custom Function Button that lets you map your favorite function to a top level access point. Integrate your most prioritized functionality up top for a seamless ergonomic experience." A Jumpstart Guide is promoted on the same page for new users.

The app is offered for both Apple and Android devices, with download links to the Apple App Store and Google Play. The site does not publish a device-by-device or OS-version compatibility list on the home page, and it does not publish prices, subscription tiers, trial length or refund terms anywhere that was read. Whether a specific feature works on a specific phone is a question for Filmic support, not something to assume.

What Filmic Remote does

• Connects wirelessly to Filmic Pro running on a separate iOS or Android device.
• Turns an iPad or other iOS device into a remote control and monitoring station for your Filmic Pro camera.
• Is designed to unlock production workflows that would traditionally require additional crew or hardware.

Three operating modes

1. Control Mode

• Presents a clone of the Filmic Pro interface on the Remote device.
• Allows remote control of:
• Focus
• Exposure
• White balance
• Record start/stop
• Live analytics such as focus peaking and zebra stripes

2. Monitor Mode

• Focused on professional‑grade monitoring and analytics.
• Provides:
• Waveform monitor
• Vectorscope
• Four selectable histograms (luminance, zone, RGB channel and RGB composite)
• Video preview so you can keep eyes on the subject while reviewing scopes.

3. Director Mode

• Offers a clean video output with the camera UI removed.
• Intended for directors, producers, crew or clients to watch the scene unfold without on‑screen controls.

Platforms and purchase

• Filmic Remote is distributed through the Apple App Store and (where supported) Google Play.
• A bundle that includes Filmic Pro and Filmic Remote together is advertised for iOS users in the App Store.
• The Filmic website does not publish a price list or subscription details for Filmic Remote; current pricing and any bundle offers are shown in the relevant app store listing at the time of purchase.

When to use Filmic Remote

Filmic Remote is suited for:

• Solo shooters who want better monitoring and analytics on a separate screen.
• Directors or clients who need to see the shot live without standing over the camera operator.
• Productions where focus, exposure and record can be controlled away from the camera, such as gimbal, crane or tight‑space setups.

For detailed setup steps, compatibility information and troubleshooting, users should refer to the Filmic Remote tutorials and help‑centre articles linked from the Filmic website.

The Education Program aims "to make Filmic Pro accessible to every teacher and student in every setting, from elementary schools to universities, from NGOs to mobile journalists and beyond." It publishes "50% off an annual subscription redeemable through student managed codes" and says "volume license purchase now available with introductory discounts for bulk purchases." The size of the bulk discount is not published. The education page also offers "a series of six free masterclass lessons" covering the interface, settings, focus and exposure modes, live analytics, white balance, and film looks, log and LUTs. Its contact route is the help-centre request form.

The separate training page hosts free video tutorials: "The Making of DEAD EYE" with mobile filmmaker Cassius Rayner, both seasons of "Mobile Filmmaking with Cassius Rayner" (four episodes in season one, eight in season two, both from 2020), a recorded Q&A with Filmic CTO Chris Cohen from November 18 2020, Firstlight and DoubleTake tutorials, and the four-week 2020 Mobile Creator Summit. These resources are published on the site at no stated cost.

Gimbals

the page names the Zhiyun Smooth 4 and Smooth 5, the Freefly Movi Cinema Robot, and DJI's Osmo Mobile models 1, 2, 3, 4 and the DJI OM 5, adding that "Android devices are able to support the Zhiyun Smooth Q3." It also explains a fallback: "if your gimbal appears only to change your device's volume setting", the gimbal is either improperly connected or not currently supported, and a "Volume Keys Trigger Recording" setting in Filmic Pro's Device menu lets most gimbals and Bluetooth shutter devices trigger the record button.

Post-production

FilmConvert Nitrate offers film emulation and grain "with camera profiles designed especially for Filmic Pro Log"; CineMatch is offered for sensor matching against ARRI Alexa, RED or Blackmagic cameras; and Dehancer is listed with "full support for Filmic Pro's log curves."

The home page also mentions "an impressive range of optical and gimbal integrations for all manner of anamorphic lenses." This page references specific handset generations in places, so whether a named gimbal, lens or grading tool works with a current phone and the current app version should be confirmed with Filmic support rather than assumed from this list.

The flagship product is Filmic Pro, described on the home page as "the groundbreaking, gold standard video camera app for smartphones offering the best quality, best shooting experience and full manual controls." The current release is Filmic Pro V7. The intended users are people shooting video on a phone who want manual control rather than the stock camera: filmmakers, video journalists, marketing and social teams, students and educators.

The website does not publish a street address, an office location or a phone number, and it does not publish company hours. The footer copyright line reads "© 2024 Evernote Corporation. All rights reserved.", and the privacy policy and law-enforcement documents linked in the footer are hosted on Bending Spoons domains. Questions about company ownership, corporate address or where the team is located should be directed to Filmic support rather than answered from this page.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.