Camera

Overview

By default, scene are viewed and edited using a default camera without specific settings. However, multiple custom cameras with various settings can be added, offering enhanced control and visual customization options:

• Perspective

• Field of View

• Depth of Field

• View Limits

• Turntable

• Custom Aspect Ratio

Enter/Exit view

After adding a new camera, a view does not activate automatically. To view a scene from a camera’s perspective, select the camera icon in the left panel or click the Enter View button within the camera settings.

Camera adjustments can be made without entering the camera view. Simply select the desired camera and modify its settings in the right panel.

Focal point

The camera's focal point determines the center of rotation and the focus of view. Use the Fit View feature (shortcut key A) to automatically align the focal point with the center of a selected object.

To adjust the focal point manually, select the camera, then click a focal point on the canvas. The Gizmo tool will then shift control to the focal point, allowing repositioning independently of the camera.

Camera settings

Perspective and Orthographic

• Orthographic: objects maintain consistent size and spacing regardless of their distance

• Perspective: mimics human vision, where objects appear smaller as they get farther away

Field of view

Adjusting this setting can dramatically alter perceived scale and spatial depth. For instance, small interiors can seem expansive, and objects can appear larger or smaller depending on the setting.

Depth of field

Enhances realism by simulating camera focus.

• Focus offset — defines the area in clear focus, blurring surrounding areas

• Intensity — controls the amount of blur applied

View Limits

Limits camera interactions such as rotation, zoom, and panning for controlled viewer experience

Setting all parameters to 0 completely restricts scene movement.

Changes can be previewed in Preview mode.

Turntable

Enables continuous rotation around the camera's focal point.

Duration — determines rotation speed

Easing — controls smoothness of acceleration; higher values provide smoother transitions

Resume — automatically resumes rotation after scene interactions

Resume Delay — specifies delay before resuming rotation after interaction

Custom aspect ratio

Maintains consistent framing when the viewport size decreases, ensuring the distance between the model and the edges of the frame remains constant.

Allows specifying precise aspect ratios individually for each camera, such as 4:3, 16:9, 1:1, 9:16, 21:9 , etc.