Control Panel in Video mode

The Control Panel is the central hub for configuring ProCamera in Video mode. It lets you adjust key shooting parameters and toggle extra features based on your requirements. In addition, the Control Panel provides access to various app sections like Settings, Shop, and Support.

To access the Control Panel, tap the following button on the Capture Screen:

Control Panel in Video mode overview:

	ISO & SHUTTER  (EXPOSURE MODES)	Select a preferred exposure mode: Auto A - the camera sets the exposure fully automatic. Allows to set Exposure Compensation manually.  Semi-auto SI - Shutter or ISO priority mode. You manually set one parameter and the camera automatically adjusts the other parameter to get a balanced exposure. For example, you adjust Shutter Speed and the app automatically adjusts ISO, and vice versa. Manual M - allows to manually adjust ISO and Shutter Speed values independently. All exposure modes support automatic Focus, Exposure, ISO, Exposure Time and White Balance adjustments.
	F/E LOCK	When you set the Focus/Exposure using the Focus/Exposure control elements, even if you move your camera to another scene, the app will not automatically change the focus/exposure values once they are locked.
	GRIDS	Enables/disables grid views on the viewfinder to assist with composition. Several types of grids are available.
	TILTMETER	Enables/disables the 3D Tiltmeter on the viewfinder, which displays the camera's tilt level. Tiltmeter shows you when the phone is completely vertical or completely horizontal. It allows you to get perfectly straight photos.
	COLOR FORMAT	Choose the Color Format option. This section allows you to select the dynamic range for filming: SDR for standard color, HDR for extended dynamic range, and LOG/LOG2 for the highest quality and professional workflows.
	RESOLUTION	Choose the resolution option that best fits your needs from the available options. The resolution is the number of pixels in each frame.
	FRAME RATE	Choose the frame rate option that is supported by your device and appropriate for your video recording needs. The frame rate is the number of photos (frames) recorded per second to create the final video.
	CODEC	Choose the preferred type of the video codec: H.264 for compatibility, HEVC for efficiency, or ProRes for professional editing.
	BLUETOOTH	Use this button to connect the external Bluetooth microphone to use it as input audio source.
	AUDIO MODE	Choose how sound is captured with your video: 'No Audio' to mute the input signal, 'Mono' for mono recording, and 'Stereo' for stereo recording. Newer devices also offer a 'Spatial' option for immersive audio.
	STABILIZATION	Enables/disables image stabilization while filming. Stabilization reduces unwanted camera shake while recording video, resulting in smoother, more stable footage that is generally more pleasing to watch.
	OSD MODE	Choose between three levels of On-Screen Display and Controls. You can choose to hide non-critical on-screen elements for a more streamlined interface – or display all elements to have complete control.

Control Panel in Video mode page two:

On the second page of the Control Panel, all the icons that serve to add a toggle button to the Capture Screen are displayed.

	ORIENTATION LOCK	Tap to enable/disable Orientation Lock button on the Capture Screen. Orientation Lock prevents screen rotation when you turn your device.
	MIRRORING	Tap to enable/disable the Mirroring button on the Capture Screen and select the mirroring option. This feature allows you to mirror the viewfinder image vertically or horizontally in real time.
	ANAMORPHIC DESQUEEZE	Tap to enable/disable Anamorphic Desqueeze button on the Capture Screen. When enabled, it provides a correctly proportioned preview when using an anamorphic lens to capture photos or videos.